Mathematizing husserlian temporality through the asymmetric bicone model
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences March 12, 2026 Eliza Ramos de Andrade
In Ideas for a Pure Phenomenology and for a Phenomenological Philosophy ( Ideas I ), particularly in paragraphs 73 to 75, we find a clear differentiation made by Husserl between pure transcendental phenomenology and mathematics. Both are considered eidetic sciences, but they differ in the nature of their essences, or, as highlighted by the author, “transcendental phenomenology belongs to a...