Diana-Adela Dinu, Husserl’s concept of Europe
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Husserl’s concept of Europe
The present article focuses on the ideological impact created by Husserl’s interpretation of the European spiritual crisis. Husserl proves that the spiritual crisis can be comprehended as a whole process that has reached Europe due to the failure of rationalism. The failure of the rational culture to explain everything, the crisis of the European sciences as a whole opens a new path in redefining Europe as the product of reason, as the product of the philosophical spirit.
Keywords: european spirit-crisis–rationalism
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