Translation of “Husserl and Cartesian Meditations”

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Golpour, Mansour | 2011

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Type of Document: M.Sc. Thesis
Language: Farsi
Document No: 42512 (42)
University: Sharif University of Technology
Department: Philosophy of Science
Advisor(s): Jamali, Gholam Abbas
Abstract:
Written by Husserl, “Cartesian meditations”, a short book with subtitle of an introduction to phenomenology offers easy and accessible presentation to phenomenology for every beginner. But, despite of this, the book involves technical concepts of phenomenology which he has developed up to that time and unfortunately he did not bother to explain in this book. On the other hand, understanding of the book is made much harder by being a short book. Husserl’s philosophy is complicated and covers wide variety which its component interrelated mutually. Consequently, although in this work he just elaborate just limited issues, reading of the book for a novice reader with his philosophy is more difficult than ever. In the light of above mention facts, a book about Cartesian meditations is necessary. A.d, smith in the book “Husserl and Cartesian meditations”, with using other Husserl’s resources tries to resolve ambiguity in “Cartesian’s meditations”. Translation of this book put the Persian readers in more advantageous situation that without lost in different interpretations, forge a straightforward link with Husserl’s own writings
Keywords:
Perception ; Self Evidence ; Constitution ; Adumbration

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