Husserl, Edmund

"Passive synthesis structures experience."

"Active genesis creates new meanings."

"Memory retains what is no longer present."

"Protention anticipates the future."

"The living present is the source of all temporality."

"Phenomenology is a descriptive science of essences."

"The world is a system of apparent properties."

"Truth requires evidence and rational justification."

"Culture is sedimented consciousness."

"Reason has a history and a destiny."

"The transcendental goes beyond the merely psychological."

"Shared meanings constitute the social world."

"Every science rests on the lifeworld."

"Phenomenology clarifies the foundations of knowledge."

"Being is always being-for-consciousness."

"The natural standpoint conceals transcendental structures."

"Imaginative variation discloses essential structures."

"Consciousness is the field of phenomenological research."

"The object appears through a manifold of presentations."

"Phenomenology is the queen of sciences."

"Subjectivity is not a limitation but the foundation of knowledge."

"The life-world is pre-scientific and taken-for-granted."

"Every judgment rests on evidence."

"Reason is the logos of consciousness."

"The transcendental subject constitutes meaning."

"Phenomenology seeks to make the implicit explicit."

"Habitualities shape how we experience the world."

"The present moment contains retention and protention."

"Empathy allows access to other consciousnesses."

"The bracketing of existence reveals essence."