The Transcendental Leap for Evidence: Driving Forces and 
Core Paths of the Transformation of Husserl's Intentionality 
Theory from Logical Investigations to Ideas I

Ji Chen

doi:10.70711/rcha.v3i12.8615

The Transcendental Leap for Evidence: Driving Forces and Core Paths of the Transformation of Husserl's Intentionality Theory from Logical Investigations to Ideas I

Ji Chen

Abstract

Husserl's intentionality theory transformation between Logical Investigations (1900-1901) and Ideas I (1913) addresses the former's
theoretical dilemmas and deepens his philosophical pursuit. Logical Investigations laid phenomenology's descriptive foundation via the "intentional act-meaning-object" structure but faced conceptual ambiguity, methodological incompleteness, ontological ambiguity, and limited
consciousness analysisfailing to achieve "absolute knowledge evidence." Ideas I resolved these issues through transcendental reduction,
the Noesis-Noema structure, expanded potential intentionality, and transcendental idealism, completing the leap from "descriptive psychology" to
"transcendental phenomenology." This paper focuses on the transformation's problem consciousness and solution paths, revealing its internal logic.

Keywords

Edmund Husserl; Intentionality; Logical Investigations; Ideas I; Theoretical Transformation; Transcendental Phenomenology

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/rcha.v3i12.8615

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