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Contents
Husserls Problem | 3 |
Abstractive Exclusion as a Procedure of Enclosure | 21 |
Examination and Critique of the Reduction | 49 |
The Transcendental Reduction | 57 |
Reorienting the Problem | 81 |
The Constitution and Status of the Real Object | 93 |
The Immanent Object Primal Constitution of Identity | 131 |
Derrida and NonPhenomenologically Reducible | 171 |
Immanence as Absolute Subjectivity | 181 |
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abstraction acceptance achieved activity actual affirmation already alterity analysis appearing attaining becomes belonging called claim clarified comes condition consciousness considered constituted continually correlate course determination difference distinction domain duration effect emerges endurance entity essential established excess exclusion existence experienced fact field flow flux follows function fundamental genuine given gives ground hand harmony horizon Husserl says ideal Ideas identification identity immanent immanent object individual inherent insofar intentional intentional functionary intentional object intentionality interpretation intuition investigation kinaesthetic kind knowing lived experiences longer meaning method mode natural object ontological original originary particular pass past perceived perception phase phenomenological position possibility precisely present primal principle problem properly protention pure question recollection reduction refers regarding relation remains result retention sensations sense speaking sphere stream structure synthesis takes temporal thing tion tran transcendence transcendental understand understood unity worldliness yield
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| Title | Intentionality and Transcendence: Closure and Openness in Husserl's Phenomenology Contemporary phenomenological thought |
| Author | Damian Byers |
| Illustrated by | Sally Parsons |
| Publisher | Univ of Wisconsin Press, 2002 |
| ISBN | 029918854X, 9780299188542 |
| Length | 210 pages |
| Subjects | › › Philosophy / Movements / Phenomenology |
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