This document is a transcription of audio recordings from a logic seminar held on January 25, 1988. It includes introductory remarks on the nature of philosophy as self-reflection, distinguishing it from science focused on its subject matter. The main part of the recording discusses Husserl's work, specifically his 'Ideas of Phenomenology,' building upon Descartes' 'Meditations.' The transcript touches upon polemics regarding the absolute self-givenness of reflection. Following the initial lecture, a discussion ensues, focusing on Husserl's concepts, particularly intentional objects as mediators of our relationship to reality, which is presented as a key Husserl discovery. The discussion is intermittently interrupted by technical sound issues with the cassette. The recordings originate from two cassettes, with a note on the second cassette mentioning potential interference during digitization.