Phenomenology of Perception - Merleau-Ponty, p.11

We shall find in ourselves and nowhere else the unity and true meaning of phenomenology. It is less a question of counting up quotations than of determining and expressing in concrete fom this phenomenology for ourselves which has given a number of present-day readers the impression, on reading Husserl and Heidegger, not so much of encountering a new philopsophy as of recognising what they had been waiting for.