Introduction

Today, the world faces many problems such as climate change, natural disasters, new epidemics, lack of biological resources, urbanization bottlenecks. Without timely and effective actions, the future of mankind will be disastrous

However, we can not change current situation only by individuals. Instead, it must be a philanthropist, a scientist, and an expert to improve the collective causes of the community. This new group of individuals can combine their collective intelligence, wealth, professional networks and knowledge into a common goal. This is the latest trend in the development of global charitable projects and is the only way to solve complex social and environmental problems.

In 2007, a group of enthusiastic Chinese entrepreneurs and experts gathered and formed a global platform. The Foundation aims to utilize the resources, expertise and knowledge of the public elite of the world in order to tackle the problem that threatens the future of human resources and to develop them through social contribution activities.

World Future Foundation Limited (WFF) was founded in Singapore on 26th August 2008 and was officially registered as a charity organization at the Singaporean government on 20th February 2009.

WFF is a fund based in Singapore but facing the world. It provides financial support to many organizations and programs related to environmental sustainability research and social sustainability research. Through these programs, WFF wants to bring new technologies to present and future generations.

WFF is the first charitable organization in Singapore funded by Chinese entrepreneurs and is operated by international team. This not only emphasizes the globalization of philanthropy but also reflects the central position of Singapore in global charitable projects.

WFF is a private foundation. It is not gathering funds from the public but participating in their strengths and utilizing it to achieve these wonderful careers to public entrepreneurs and influential Chinese entrepreneurs and experts I will recommend it.

As David Carl discussed in Husserl's "Profile of Translators" in "European Crisis and Transcendental Phenomenology: Introduction to Phenomenology Philosophy", Husserl created many different "introductions" about phenomenology. . However, as the above discussion on progressive motion of a priori phenomenology suggests, continuity is seen in the introduction (cf. McKenna, 1982). However, at the same time, Husserl's attempt to 'introduce phenomenology' is widely recognized as a controversy about the meaning of the term 'phenomenology' (see Spiegelberg, 1965). As Rockmore said, "Husserl can not convince inventing phenomenology convincingly and he is trying to define it in a series of long articles, which means the meaning of the term and the origin of the method Imports have not been resolved "(Rockmore, 2011, p.191)

The purpose of the introduction is the transition from the phenomenological foundation influenced by Husserl to the existential theory, the concept he got from Husserl student Heidegger is extension of phenomenology. - Phenomenology This term represents the concept proposed by Husserl and has been changed by the successor of Husserl. This is an issue of philosophy - roughly - in the explanation of the fact, you can clearly grasp without experience. Based on this, specific science should take root. It is less clear as this concept is often used in a strongly different philosophical theory developed based on phenolology. Due to Husserl's phenomenology, we already know "Abschattungen" - doctrine

Introduction of phenomenology is an excellent comprehensive phenomenological guide. Dermot Moran has explicitly studied the contributions of nine pioneering thinkers in phenomenology, Brentano, Husserl, Heidegger, Gadamer, Arendt, Levinas, Sartre, Merleau-Ponty, and Derrida. "Introduction to phenomena" is written in a clear and attractive style that depicts phenomenological movements from the origin of Husserl to the transformation of Derrida. Here we explain the ideas of phenomenology's most famous thinkers Heidegger and Sartre and introduce and evaluate less-known indices such as Levinas, Arendt and Gadamer. Unique usage of phenomenology