 Maurice Merleau-Ponty also weighed in on bracketing, although primarily because he rejected Husserl's ideas.It is debated whether or not he rejected "reductionism", but it's worth noting that Merleau-Ponty's opposition to Husserl sparked his phenomenology of perception.Merleau-Ponty wrote the most important thing about the reduction, and Husserl's constant re-examination of its possibility, was its impossibility.