Differences Between the Philosophy of Claus Janew and the Phenomenology of Edmund Husserl

Edmund Husserl's phenomenological descriptions show many similarities to my own considerations, for example, when he speaks of a "halo," a "horizon of mental processes" (awareness), or a "central point of unity" (neutral center point). Nevertheless, he does not consistently take the omnipresence of the center-periphery structure further to the infinitesimality structure. In Husserl's model, the dynamic is treated more as an idea and assumption than as an actual process.