35 /In the phenomenological reduction/, rightly understood, is predelin- ——————– 382 part two · section four · chapter three eated in essence /the marching route towards transcendental idealism/, just as […]
In a transcendental clarification, all objects belong to my life, they are unities of a possible concordant perception (as an original realization) constituted in my life. Edmund Husserl, First Philosophy, […]
Already on the ground of the natural attitude, reflection teaches me that any entity of which I can ever know, of which I can ever speak meaningfully, can only be […]
In this manner, the real world becomes reduced to a universe of intentional correlates of actual and possible intentional experiences of my transcendental I and is inseparable from them as […]
Thus the fundamental thesis of “transcendental idealism” is obtained: what is real is nothing but a constituted noematic unity (individual) of a special kind of sense which in its being […]
Transcendental idealism Main article: Transcendental idealism Transcendental idealism, founded by Immanuel Kant in the eighteenth century, maintains that the mind shapes the world we perceive into the form of space-and-time. […]
Fichte viewed that the biggest problem of Kant’s philosophy consists in a “cleft” in his system, i.e., the “logical inconsistency” (according to Fichte) in Kant’s philosophy. As Fichte saw it, […]
According to Fichte, Kant’s greatest merit was in his discovery and establishment of Transcendental Idealism (whereby the emphasis is on Idealism). … In other words, Kant elucidated that the idea […]
The transcendental idealism Ingarden rejects is the position that the so-called ‘real world’ depends on consciousness for its existence and essence; that it exists only for consciousness and beyond that […]
