The Phenomenological Reduction: Some Remarks on Its Role in Philosophy

American Philosophical Quarterly 16 (1):37-44 (1979)
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The paper begins with a characterization of its methodological point designed to bring out those features that would recommend it to philosophers. The concept of this method is emphatically distinguished from the scope given to it by philosophers who actually use it. Husserl, For instance, Held that all philosophical questions are accessible by this method of reduction. In the last part of the paper I am suggesting that there is a legitimate form of skepticism which husserl's position fails to recognize

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