Discussion
The founder of Modern Phenomenology was
Answer: C
The founder of modern phenomenology was Husserl, so the answer is C.
Edmund Husserl set out the programme in the Logical Investigations (1900-01) and later in Ideas (1913), and the movement of Heidegger, Sartre and Merleau-Ponty grew from his work.
Brentano (A) was his teacher and taught intentionality, and Meinong (B) was a pupil of Brentano known for the theory of objects. Peirce (D) was an American pragmatist with a different 'phaneroscopy'.
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