Scholarly literature confirms that Edmund Husserl's phenomenological method utilizes the epoché and eidetic reduction (or variation) to uncover the essential, a priori structures of consciousness and experience.
The claim states that Edmund Husserl's phenomenology allows us to know things in themselves through epoche and eidetic reduction. Papers [7], [8], and [11] directly discuss Husserl's epoché and eidetic reduction/intuition as valid philosophical methods to access essential structures and knowledge within his phenomenological framework. There are no refuting papers in the provided set.