Husserl's Psychological Complex: The Psychological Value of Husserl's Phenomenological Psychology

In Husserl's philosophical systems,phenomenological psychology was an important part of his philosophical psychology.It served two aspects and performed two functions which located in between empirical psychology and transcend phenomenology in order to make up the gap between them and act as the key balance machine in tension system between psychical and logic.On the one hand,Husserl's phenomenological psychology wanted to serve as the precondition and base on which empirical psychology could become true or scientific psychology,on the other hand,Husserl hoped,as a medium,phenomenological psychology could act as important guiding to transcendental phenomenology and realize its tasks.