Overview
Im vorliegenden Band wird Husserls 1920 erstmals gehaltene und 1924 wiederholte Vorlesung uber Ethik veroffentlicht. In ihr wendet sich Husserl nach einer systematischen Bestimmung des Begriffs der Ethik einer kritischen Darstellung der Geschichte der Ethik zu. Diese Darstellung ist am Gegensatz von Rationalismus und Empirismus orientiert, der sich in der Ethik in den gegensatzlichen Ansatzen der Verstandes- und Gefuhlsmoralisten zeigt. Im Rahmen einer Auseinandersetzung mit klassischen Positionen aus der Geschichte der Ethik versucht Husserl, die Grundlagen seiner eigenen Ethik zu gewinnen und darin die traditionellen Gegenuberstellungen zu versohnen. So steht fur Husserl die Gefuhlsgrundlage der Moral nicht im Widerspruch zur Idee eines absoluten Sollens, an der Husserl im Anschluss an Kant und Fichte festhalt. Husserls Ausfuhrungen gipfeln in dem Ideal eines universalen vernunftbestimmten Willenslebens, in dem alle Aktsetzungen endgultig zu rechtfertigen waren.Zur Vorlesung gehort ein umfangreicher Exkurs, in dem Husserl durch eine phanomenologische Analyse des Unterschieds zwischen Sach- und Normbegriffen den wissenschaftstheoretischen Charakter der Ethik als normativer Geisteswissenschaft bestimmt.
Full Product Details
Author: Edmund Husserl ,
Henning Peucker
Publisher: Springer
Imprint: Springer
Edition: Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 2004
Volume: 37
Dimensions:
Width: 15.50cm
, Height: 2.80cm
, Length: 23.50cm
Weight: 0.869kg
ISBN: 9789048165681
ISBN 10: 9048165687
Pages: 505
Publication Date: 28 October 2010
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Language: German
Reviews
"From the reviews of the first edition: ""In this volume we have Husserl’s lectures on ethics … . The editor, Henning Peuker, has provided the reader with a very good introduction and the footnotes he has supplied are often helpful in regard to historical details. … the Editor informs us that, for all practical purposes, the division of the books into chapters and paragraphs, with their corresponding headings are his own work, based on his judgements of what the material is about. I found these both illuminating and accurate."" (James G. Hart, Husserl Studies, Vol. 22, 2006) "
From the reviews of the first edition: In this volume we have Husserl's lectures on ethics ! . The editor, Henning Peuker, has provided the reader with a very good introduction and the footnotes he has supplied are often helpful in regard to historical details. ! the Editor informs us that, for all practical purposes, the division of the books into chapters and paragraphs, with their corresponding headings are his own work, based on his judgements of what the material is about. I found these both illuminating and accurate. (James G. Hart, Husserl Studies, Vol. 22, 2006)
From the reviews of the first edition: In this volume we have Husserl's lectures on ethics ... . The editor, Henning Peuker, has provided the reader with a very good introduction and the footnotes he has supplied are often helpful in regard to historical details. ... the Editor informs us that, for all practical purposes, the division of the books into chapters and paragraphs, with their corresponding headings are his own work, based on his judgements of what the material is about. I found these both illuminating and accurate. (James G. Hart, Husserl Studies, Vol. 22, 2006)
From the reviews of the first edition: In this volume we have Husserl's lectures on ethics ... . The editor, Henning Peuker, has provided the reader with a very good introduction and the footnotes he has supplied are often helpful in regard to historical details. ... the Editor informs us that, for all practical purposes, the division of the books into chapters and paragraphs, with their corresponding headings are his own work, based on his judgements of what the material is about. I found these both illuminating and accurate. (James G. Hart, Husserl Studies, Vol. 22, 2006)
