HOW HUSSERL SAVED CONSCIOUSNESS

New! A story ... Modern man is sick: the Solipsists, terrible creatures led by General Berkeley, have succeeded in cutting off the little people of the Erlebnis who inhabit his spirit. But a little Erlbenis by the name of Edmund, specially sent by the philosopher Husserl, resists again and again. Will he be able to reverse the course of time, slip through the Memory Gates, and find the fairy who could save his conscience? ... And a reflection on ... consciousness, memory, oblivion, reality, the world, time, perception, solipsism. The author: Normalien, associate professor of philosophy and lecturer at the University of Paris-Sorbonne, Jean-Baptiste Fournier is a specialist in Husserl. But the immense libraries of his thought also shelter a remarkable musical culture. A former student at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse in Paris, he pushes back solipsists every day through music and phenomenology. The illustrator: An illustrator from Nantes, Camille Nicolazzi makes children travel with a magic wand, through the delicious colors and the delicacy of her watercolours. She likes to represent the tiny beings who populate her thoughts, making them dance in the most beautiful images in the world: her palette is a paradise for the Erlebnis. 64 pages - paperback jacket - 14 x 21 cm