Husserl's logical grammar

Ansten Klev, FLÚ AV ČR

Seminář Oddělení logiky FLÚ AV ČR

Plakát ke stažení 

It is well known that Husserl in his Fourth Logical Investigation (1901) presents an idea of pure logical grammar. The presentation is brief and sketchy, but substantial enough for later readers to see commonalities with, for instance, Chomsky's idea of a universal grammar. It is less known that Husserl in his lectures on logic during the period 1907-1917 develops his idea of logical grammar in significant detail. In this talk, which draws upon material from a recently published paper, I wish to give an outline of Husserl's logical grammar based on all the sources now available, including his lecture notes.