Husserls syn på mening og objektivitet – fra persepsjon til matematikk

Abstract

Aspects of Edmund Husserl’s view of perception and of mathematical intuition are presented in relation to Dagfinn Føllesdal’s philosophical work. His interpretation of Husserl is defended against certain misunderstandings and mis-construals. Connections are drawn between Husserl’s phenomenology and well-defined positions within the philosophy of perception (including internalism/externalism), within the philosophy of language (two-sorted semantics) as well as within the philosophy of mathematics (intuition of abstract objects through founding or variation).