Husserl Reader and Critic of Kant
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Husserl, Kant, a priori, Transcendental philosophy, IntentionalityAbstract
The article aims to analize the most important criticisms that Edmund Husserl made to the transcendental philosophy of Kant. This will allow to propose a continuity of what Husserl called an “internal teleology of transcendental philosophy”, and, at the same time, it will help to show the need for a substantive rethinking of it. It could be said that the fundamental criticism that Husserl made was to question the radicality of the Copernican turn, which is necessary in order to truly access to the phenomenality of the world, to intentionality and to the consequences derived from it.
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