Lecture II

pp. 23-31

in: Edmund Husserl, The idea of phenomenology, Berlin, Springer, 1999

Abstrakt

At the outset of the critique of knowledge, then, the entire world — physical and psychological nature, and ultimately one's own human ego, together with all the sciences that deal with such objectivities — must be assigned the index of dubitability. Its being, its validity, remains undecided.