Danged Noumena: Kant Versus Husserl on "The Thing-In-Itself" with Matt Bower
Acid Horizon
Exploring Husserl's Genetic Phenomenology and Analytic Philosophy
The chapter delves into the intersection between Husserl's genetic phenomenology and analytic philosophy, discussing the relevance for phenomenologists to engage with analytic philosophy and the challenges of integrating different philosophical traditions. The guest shares insights on the evolution of their academic journey, from focusing on the world horizon to intertwining Husserl's ideas with analytic philosophy.
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