Hedwig Conrad-Martius Ontological Phenomenology
- 284 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Focusing on the metaphysical philosophy of nature, this introduction explores Hedwig Conrad-Martius's realist phenomenological perspective on significant issues in modern theoretical biology and physics. It presents innovative theories regarding space, time, development, and evolution. The work appeals to those interested in the phenomenological movement's history and religious cosmology, offering fresh insights into the interconnectedness of philosophy and science in the twentieth century.
