Husserl's philosophy, called "transcendental phenomenology and history," is a relatively new topic that has gained more attention in recent years. While it may have seemed that Husserl's work was only about general structures and the nature of human consciousness, scholars are now exploring how history plays a role in his ideas. They are finding that history can indeed be connected to Husserl's philosophy, as it sheds light on the essential structures of human subjectivity and how we create our understanding of the world.