Psychology
3 years ago

Husserl's Distinction Between Formal and Material A Priori Reshapes Ontological Rationality.

Contributions to phenomenology
Formal and Material, Analytic and Synthetic A Priori
Daniele De Santis

Paper Summary

Related papers

Theme background image
Social Sciences
a year ago

Beliefs and Actions: The New Frontier of Rational Living

Ethical Perspectives
2 views
Theme background image
Arts and Humanities
7 years ago

Emotionally powerful music performances by the Susquehanna Chorale can deeply move and engage audiences of all ages.

Musical Theatre
Inclusive Education
Music's Impact
14 views
Theme background image
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
8 years ago

Unveiling the Rationality of Chinese Farmers: A Path to Ecological Harmony

Rice-Fish Farming
Environmental Impact
Farming Impact
2 views

The article explains the difference between formal and material a priori, and analytic and synthetic a priori. It looks at how Husserl's arguments evolved in the second edition of his book. In the second edition, Husserl tried to connect the formal-material a priori distinction with ontological rationality and its multiple aspects.