Husserl's Phenomenology and the Return to the Things Themselves

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What is the central idea of Husserl's phenomenology?

  1. That we can only truly understand the world by returning to the things themselves.
  2. That the world is made up of objects that exist independently of our consciousness.
  3. That the mind is the only reality and that the world is a product of our imagination.
  4. That there is no such thing as objective truth and that all knowledge is relative.
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