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27
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Français
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1998
Description
This paper is an attempt to show that the «crisis of sciences» described by Husserl cannot be interpreted on the basis of the Kuhnian notion of scientific revolution. For his part the A. has tried to set out from the notion of «first philosophy», arguing for the possibility of a «changing first philosophy». He finds an example of such «another first philosophy» in the thinking of Maine de Biran. In conclusion he returns to Husserl and attempt to provide an answer to the crisis in the sciences by sketching out a «first phenomenology».
26 pages
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01 janvier 1998
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Langue
Français
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Poids de l'ouvrage
1 Mo