Edmund Husserl's Phenomenological Theory of Judgment : The Sole Logically Coherent Epistemology in the History of Western Philosophy

This study of the perceptual foundation for the theory of categorial judgment of Edmund Husserl possesses two objectives. First, clarification of the confusion concerning the purpose of his last major phenomenological treatise, Experience and Judgment. Secondly, a presentation of his theory of categorial judgment. He offers the only logical coherent theory of epistemology in Western intellectual history.