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In his phenomenological investigations, Husserl described the transcendental ego as the pure consciousness that unifies all experience and cannot itself be experienced as an object.
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In his phenomenological investigations, Husserl described the transcendental ego as the pure consciousness that unifies all experience and cannot itself be experienced as an object.
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フッサールは現象学的な探究において、超越論的自我を、すべての経験を統一する純粋な意識であり、それ自体は対象として経験できないものだと述べた。
