!!!Husserl, Edmund

b. Prostějov, Czech Republic (then Prossnitz), April 8, 1859, 
d. Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany), April 27, 1938, philosopher. 
Studied mathematics, astronomy and philosophy (e.g. with F.  
Brentano), habilitation in 1887 as mathematician, from 1901 professor 
of philosophy in Goettingen, 1916-1928 in Heidelberg; subjected to 
oppression during the last years of his life because he was of Jewish 
descent (deprived of his title of 'professor' in 1936). Founder of 
phenomenology and important philosopher of the 20th century, teacher 
of M. Heidegger.

!Works
Logische Untersuchungen, 2 vols., 1900/01; Ideen zu einer 
reinen Phaenomenologie, 1913; Formale und transzendentale Logik, 1929; 
Meditations Cartesiennes (Cartesian Meditations), 1932 (published in 
French, lectures from 1929); Die Krisis der europaeischen 
Wissenschaften und die transzendentale Phaenomenologie, 1936 (partial 
edition, unfinished). - Edition: Husserliana. Gesammelte Werke, 
1950ff.

!Literature
E. Stroeker, H. transzendentale Phaenomenologie, 1987; F. 
J. Wetz, E. H., 1995; R. Bernet et al., E. H., %%sup 2/%1996; P. 
Prechtl, E. H., %%sup 2/%1998; S. Spileers, E. H. Bibliography, 1999; 
S. Rinofner-Kreidl, E. H. Zeitlichkeit und Intentionalitaet, 2000; 
OeBL.



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