"The New Husserl: A Critical Reader" explores the philosophy of Husserl, focusing on his transcendental phenomenology. The researchers delve into topics like intentionality, types, time consciousness, self-awareness, intersubjectivity, and the scope of phenomenological method. They analyze Husserl's method, the structure of intentionality, the correlation between types and schemata, and the theory of time consciousness. The findings highlight the importance of self-consciousness, transcendental subjectivity, and pre-reflective self-awareness in understanding human experience. Additionally, the researchers discuss the role of intersubjectivity in shaping our perception of the world and the systematicity of Husserl's transcendental philosophy.