Abstract
The aim of the paper is to show three possible forms of birth in Husserl's philosophy. Their demonstration then leads to the revelation of the nature of the phenomenological view, which is a specific kind of perspective from which these forms of birth can be seen.
Based on the elaboration of several forms of birth in Husserl's thinking, we also want to show the multiplicative character of this thinking, which stems precisely from the specifics of the phenomenological point of view.