"The Phenomenology of Perception" (1945) - the most famous work of the largest French phenomenologist Maurice Merlot-Ponty - implements the idea of a new phenomenology which does not come from a phenomenologically understood living body as a whole self, Subject of perception , Thinking , Speech, Communication and Freedom . Widely engaging and analyzing contemporary psychological data and theories, primarily gestalt theory, based on fundamental concepts, and sometimes the intuition of the late Husserl , Merleau-Ponty creates a completely original philosophy , New insights into traditional philosophical themes and categories. Written in a lively, dynamic yet quite austere and academic style (Sartre spoke of it: "softly, Carefully , strongly ] ... "The Phenomenology of Perception" , I think, more, than any other work of phenomenology and existentialism. Allows you to talk about the implementation of the program task , in the last years of Husserl's life , — development of Lebenswelt ontology , "life world" - and builds a holistic and original image of the human world , based on phenomenological principles and method.