Edmund Husserl's Paris lectures developing transcendental phenomenology through a Cartesian method of suspension and constitutive analysis, including a treatment of intersubjectivity.
Develops the transcendental reduction and the constitution of the objective world; addresses intersubjectivity through analogical apperception — the other is constituted as another ego by analogy with my own ego.
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