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In Experience and Judgement, Edmund Husserl offers a phenomenological understanding of the genealogy of logic as the origin of forms of judgement from pre-predicative experience. He introduces the concepts of inner and outer horizons of experience, and offers a specific phenomenological solution to the problem of the formation of general concepts through the concept of free variation in the imagination. The book is intended for philosophy teachers, students of philosophy and humanities, as well as for a wide range of intellectuals interested in modern ontology, epistemology and logic.