Where Edmund Husserl explains Phenomenology as a presupposition-less philosophy, what does the term "presupposition-less" imply?
ANot to presuppose the existence of ego prior to the act of intentionality.
BNot to presuppose unity of the subject and the object prior to the act of intentionality.
CNot to presuppose the object of experience as real or unreal prior to the act of intentionality.
DNot to presuppose certainty of knowledge prior to the act of intentionality.
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