Abstract

In the study of phenomenology is of great preponderance the phenomenological perspective of German philosopher Husserl. Therefore this article intends to analyze the phenomenological conception of Edmund Husserl in the two most important stages of his philosophical postulate: The phenomenological realism and the transcendental idealism, analyzing at the same time about the emergence of the phenomenological movement and stopping at the crossing point of the phenomenological way of the circles Munich and Göttingen. And finally, is performed a brief review to Husserl's phenomenological stance.