From "Life-World" to Metaphysics of Phenomenology - "Life-World" as the Fundamental Motive of Phenomenology

Husserl's concept of "Life-world" focuses on the crisis of human culture caused by the ideology of natural science, namely objectivism and naturalism. As the fundamental motive of phenomenology, "Life-world" is the all of the subjective correlations of objects and the horizontal collections of all relations of Beings. It has the characteristics of integrity, history and unity which correspond to the three formal structures of phenomenology. Through the studies of relations of Beings "Life-world" attempts to reveal the subjective correlations of the world, to overcome the objectivism and naturalism and restore the meanings of Being and the human nature at the root level, to establish a new "phenomenological metaphysics" for our era.