Purely descriptivepsychological analysis of an articulated sound-pattern finds only soundsand abstract parts or unifying forms of sounds, it finds nosound-vibrations or organs of hearing etc.; it also never finds anythingthat […]
Moreover, as seen in the case of intending past and future objects, the content and the actual object have different properties. Intending in a memorial presentation the no-longer existent maple […]
*Investigations into phenomenology and the theory of knowledge, part I* *Volume II, Part I of the German Editions* ——————– Volume II, Part I of the German Editions *Introduction* *§1 The […]
Our use of ‘act’ differs essentially from the favoured use of the later Husserl, who excludes from the notion of an act any ‘extra-experiential’ or ‘non-phenomenological’ elements that may be […]
A crucial element of Husserl’s early work in the Philosophy of Arithmetic is his critique of psychologism; it is this critique that is continued in his Logical Investigations and which […]
Η double-intentionality του Husserl ΘΕΜΑΤΟΠΟΙΕΙ 1) ΤΗΝ ΧΡΟΝΙΚΟΤΗΤΑ ΤΩΝ ΑΤΟΜΙΚΩΝ ΒΙΩΜΑΤΩΝ (π.χ. ΑΚΟΥΓΩΝΤΑΣ ΜΙΑ ΠΡΟΤΑΣΗ) – an account of the temporality of individual experiences (e.g., listening to a sentence) 2) […]
The present paper, for all its talk of acts, is not an exercise in Husserlian phenomenology, i.e. in the description of those parts or moments of acts that are transparent […]
It is Husserl’s own application of his theory of species and dependence to the problem of linguistic meaning which will engage our attention for the remainder of this paper. Husserl’s […]
“1. One of the characteristic features of modern ontology relates to the distinction between a Dasein and a Sosein of objects — that is, between the existence of objects and […]
What is left, says Husserl, is transcendental subjectivity, “the pure act-process with its own essence” (“das reine Akterlebnis mit seinem eigenen Wesen“).
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