The book explores the role of phenomenology, particularly in the context of Husserl's philosophy, as a means to gain insight into existence. It argues that phenomenology is not merely an intellectual exercise but a unique approach to understanding the essence of consciousness and its objects. Central to this exploration is the concept of function, which Husserl identifies as pivotal in addressing the fundamental issues related to the constitution of consciousness and its objects. The work delves into these functional problems, emphasizing their significance within the phenomenological framework.
