Ideas II

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Ideas II is a major phenomenological work by Edmund Husserl that develops his analysis of the lifeworld, embodiment, and intersubjectivity as foundations for the sciences.

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instanceOf phenomenological text
philosophical work
aimsAt providing a phenomenological foundation for the sciences
author Edmund Husserl
countryOfOrigin Germany
developsConcept Lebenswelt
Leib
intersubjective constitution
nature as correlate of experience
personal ego
field phenomenology of the lifeworld
philosophy
genre academic monograph
philosophical treatise
hasPart analysis of community
analysis of embodiment
analysis of intersubjectivity
analysis of nature and spirit
analysis of the lifeworld
analysis of the person
hasPhilosophicalApproach eidetic analysis
transcendental reduction
influenced Alfred Schutz
Jürgen Habermas
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
phenomenological sociology
philosophy of embodiment
social ontology
language German
mainTopic body and lived body
community
constitution of the natural world
embodiment
foundations of the sciences
intersubjectivity
lifeworld
ontology of the lifeworld
person and personalistic attitude
sociality
originalTitle Ideen zu einer reinen Phänomenologie und phänomenologischen Philosophie. Zweites Buch
partOf Ideen zu einer reinen Phänomenologie und phänomenologischen Philosophie
philosophicalTradition phenomenology
transcendental phenomenology
relatedWork Cartesian Meditations
Ideas I
Ideas III
title Ideas II
volumeNumber 2

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