The Hospitality of Presence: Problems of Otherness in Husserl's Phenomenology |
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 7 |
Foundational Presence and the Concept of Evidence | 22 |
Presence and SelfPresence | 35 |
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absolute flow accessible according to Husserl acts of re-presentation alter ego apodictic appears appresentation attempt Bernet Brentano Brough Cartesian chapter claim co-functioning co-presence constitution correlate crucial Derrida developed discussion ego's egological empathy epoché experience flow of consciousness forms of consciousness forms of intentionality fundamental hence horizontal intentionality Husserl's concept Husserl's phenomenology Husserl's theory Husserl's writings idea immanent implies impressional intended interpretation intersubjectivity intuition investigation kinesthetic level of consciousness lived body living present meaning mediated menology Merleau-Ponty Metaphysics of Presence mode of givenness non-presence objectifying acts objective correlates ontology originary pairing past perceived perception phantasy phases pheno phenomena phenomenological reduction philosophy position post-factuality pre-objective primal impression primary memory primordial reduction primordial sphere problem question radical re-presented recollection reflective acts relation secondary memory seems self-appearance self-presence sense Sokolowski specious present Stockholm Studies structure temporal object texts thematic theme Theunissen transcendence transcendental ego transcendental subjectivity