Edmund Husserl's two-volume foundational work critiquing psychologism in logic and developing the method of intentional analysis — the founding text of phenomenology.
Refutes psychologism: logical laws are not psychological generalizations; they are ideal, a priori norms. Develops the theory of intentionality, meaning, and reference; the distinction between sense (Sinn) and reference is developed independently of Frege.
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