BOOK REVIEW FLORIAN FORESTIER “MARC RICHIR’S GENETIC PHENOMENOLOGY” Springer International Publishing, 2015. ISBN 978-3-319-10025-8

The following review discusses the primary content of the book, highlighting the insights which the reviewers consider to be particularly significant for the conception of the transcendental genetic phenomenology of M. Richir – and its place in contemporary philosophy. The book's author focuses on the primary challenges of Richir's phenomenology, provides a new solution to the transcendental question and performs a constructive critique of Husserl's phenomenology. The main focus of this review is placed on how the author articulates the terms “just-phenomenon”, “hyperbolic reduction” and “architectonics” which Richir employs to research the sphere of the phenomenological.