Quiz: Edmund Husserl

  1. When was Edmund Husserl born?

    • 1859, Prossnitz, Moravia, in what is now Czechia.
    • 1806, London, England.
    • 1775, Leonberg, Germany.
    • 1848, Wismar, Germany.
    Answer

    1859, Prossnitz, Moravia, in what is now Czechia. — Born: 1859, Prossnitz, Moravia, in what is now Czechia..

  2. When did Edmund Husserl die?

    • 1938, Freiburg, Germany.
    • 1860, Frankfurt, Germany.
    • 1831, Berlin, of cholera.
    • 1855, Copenhagen.
    Answer

    1938, Freiburg, Germany. — Died: 1938, Freiburg, Germany..

  3. What is Edmund Husserl known for?

    • Intentionality, the phenomenological reduction, and the Logical Investigations of 1900.
    • The Wissenschaftslehre, the science of knowledge, and the Addresses to the German Nation of 1808.
    • The Communist Manifesto, written with Engels, and Capital, on surplus value and the laws of capitalist crisis.
    • God is dead, the will to power, the Übermensch, master and slave morality, and the eternal recurrence.
    Answer

    Intentionality, the phenomenological reduction, and the Logical Investigations of 1900. — Known for: Intentionality, the phenomenological reduction, and the Logical Investigations of 1900..

  4. Which school of thought was Edmund Husserl part of?

    • Phenomenology, its founder.
    • Existentialism, its Christian founder.
    • Post Kantian pessimism, drawing on Indian thought.
    • Marxism, historical materialism.
    Answer

    Phenomenology, its founder. — School: Phenomenology, its founder..

  5. True or false: Moravian born German thinker who founded phenomenology, the study of things as they appear to consciousness.

    • True
    • False
    Answer

    True — From the entry's summary.