The Collected Works of Aron Gurwitsch (1901-1973)

Focusing on phenomenology, this work aims to explore specific problems within the field rather than provide a comprehensive overview. The author, writing from an engaged phenomenological perspective, delves into key concepts from Husserl that are directly relevant to the study's themes. Completed in 1953, the manuscript predates significant works in phenomenology and Gestalt theory, which were not available to the author during its writing. This book serves as a focused inquiry into phenomenological issues rather than a survey of the methodology itself.