Husserl separates the history of the many philosophies that follow one another in time from the "history" of the original idea of philosophy that appeared for the first time in ancient Greece. He describes the differences between them. They are essential for the phenomenologist, because, being convinced that there is only one philosophy, he practices his own activity according to that inherited idea, the one that presides the only way in which philosophy can enter the history of truth. Husserl describes the method of bringing back the original idea of philosophy as a guide to present day philosophical thought.
Keywords:
Husserl, history of philosophy, idea of philosophy, foundation, teleology, to question back
Cordua, C. (2006). Husserl on the history of philosophy. Revista De Filosofía, 62, Pág. 151–160. Retrieved from https://revistafilosofia.uchile.cl/index.php/RDF/article/view/18333
