Titlebook: One Hundred Years of Phenomenology; Husserl’s Logical In Dan Zahavi,Frederik Stjernfelt Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

净礼

“Aristotelian” Themes in Husserl’s ,that in its cognitive function “the soul is somehow all things.” According to Malebranche, the principle of physics that there can be no action at a distance applies also to the domain of cognitive activity. It is therefore unreasonable to believe, he observes, that our minds are literally in the sk

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Arboreal

Husserl’s Concept of Categorial Intuitiong on the table” or “The table is green.” In these expressions occur elements which can be easily fulfilled in sense perception, for example the book, the table, and the green color. But what gives fulfilment to the ‘lying on the table’ or the ‘being green’ of the book? For those intentions directed

门闩

Categories, Diagrams, Schemata the Cognitive Grasping of Ideal Objects in Husserl and Peirceous scientific and philosophical developments. In cognitive science and computer science, concepts like scripts, schemata, frames, diagrams have received renewed attention as opposed to supposedly purely formal logical representations;. in complexity theory, it has been suggested that all sufficient

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Stagger

The Relation of Husserl’s , to Descriptive Psychology and Cognitive Sciencehich, as Husserl points out in his .,the idea of science originated, philosophy deals with idealities. Ordinary experience is quite rough. Everyday experience shows, for instance, that ravens are black, but that there are also albinos which are white. Normally, summers are dry and hot and winters ar

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Eviction