Leibniz and Husserl could be considered as the most significant stages of a course in which thought is the place of abstract, ideal and symbolic forms, that are not so distant and uprooted, yet, from an entirely tangible reality. Within such a general view we could see the strictly related passage – inside modern and contemporary philosophy – from the Leibnizian idea of mathesis universalis to the Husserlian radicalization of a pure logic as a theory of science, or, better, as a theory of every possible forms of theory. Aim of the issue is to point out the connections, or the very continuities, among the aspects of Husserlian thought that seem to have been already present in Leibniz’s thought, promoting in this way an investigation that increases the comparison between these two different lines of theoretical and philosophical reflection.
L’incidenza di Leibniz negli sviluppi della fenomenologia husserliana
BIANCHINI, FRANCESCO;
2013
Abstract
Leibniz and Husserl could be considered as the most significant stages of a course in which thought is the place of abstract, ideal and symbolic forms, that are not so distant and uprooted, yet, from an entirely tangible reality. Within such a general view we could see the strictly related passage – inside modern and contemporary philosophy – from the Leibnizian idea of mathesis universalis to the Husserlian radicalization of a pure logic as a theory of science, or, better, as a theory of every possible forms of theory. Aim of the issue is to point out the connections, or the very continuities, among the aspects of Husserlian thought that seem to have been already present in Leibniz’s thought, promoting in this way an investigation that increases the comparison between these two different lines of theoretical and philosophical reflection.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
