Wittgenstein versus Husserl

The article presents comparative research of the main epistemological projectsin traditions of phenomenology and analytic philosophy. The general assertions of E. Husserl's theory of intentional objects and L. Wittgenstein'stheory of meaning are discussed here. Author argues that the main skeptical thesis of Wittgenstein's theory may be used as acritical argument towards fundamental positions of phenomenological theory of knowledge.

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