Where should I start with Husserl ?

Greeks.

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Don't.

>>9088118
Why not ?

>>9088122
Logical investigations

>>9088307
Are you telling me to read Logical Investigations or is that an answer to my question of why I shouldn't read Husserl ?

>>9088364
meant to respond to OP

>>9088556
OK, that's what I thought. Logical Investigations was the one I was considering reading, but I wasn't sure how deep it goes into phenomenology, which seems like the most important part of Husserl's works.

>>9088084
Logical investigations.
Then the Ideas.
It's preferable to have read as much Descartes and Leibniz as possible before though.

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This might interest you but one of lits posters is one of the most knowledgeable and depressing anons on this board

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>>9088729
It really is the foundation of his phenomenology. Theres a husserl anthology published by Indiana I think that has important excerpts from all his work. I havent read it but maybe it's something you'd be interested in

>>9088815
I'd rather read the whole works than just collected excerpts, but thanks anyway. Looks like I'm reading Logical Investigations, then.


Just as soon as I finish the Phenomenology of Spirit.

>>9088813
i was in that thread. but desu he posts that pasta a lot so maybe it was a different thread. my favorite meme character

>>9088813
His mistake was putting all his eggs in one basket and expecting a reward from it. I'm taking a Computer Engineering major and studying philosophy as a hobby. I might get a minor in it at the most, but anyone who gets a degree in it is stupid if they expect it to pay off.

>>9088084
At the end.

>>9088973
What do you mean ?

>>9088084
Cartesian Meditations
the answer is pretty obvious

>>9089123
Why that one ? Logical Investigations seems to be the most obvious work of his.