Intersubjective Temporality :
Rodemeyer, Lanei M.
Intersubjective Temporality : It’s About Time / by Lanei M. Rodemeyer. - xii, 205 páginas recurso en línea. - Phaenomenologica, 176 0079-1350 ; .
Springer eBooks
UNDERSTANDING THE PRESENT: URIMPRESSION VS. LIVING PRESENT -- THE APPRESENTATION OF PERCEIVED OBJECTS86 -- WORLD-TIME: A NEW TEMPORAL SYNTHESIS -- HUSSERL’S DEVELOPMENT OF RETENTION -- INTERSUBJECTIVE CONSTITUTION IN RETENTION -- HUSSERL’S DEVELOPMENT OF PROTENTION -- PROTENTION AS LINK TO INTERSUBJECTIVE TEMPORALITY -- INTERSUBJECTIVE TEMPORALITY.
This book contains phenomenological analyses of each dimension of temporalizing consciousness, turning primarily to Husserl's later manuscripts on time. From these manuscripts, the author takes up certain important notions heretofore generally neglected by the secondary literature in Husserl scholarship, such as "near" and "far" retention, and "world-time". Integrating a consideration of intersubjective existence, the author suggests that the notion of "intersubjective temporality" might be a more appropriate way to understand the foundation of the subject understood phenomenologically.
9781402042140
10.1007/1402042140 doi
B829.5.A-829.5.Z
Intersubjective Temporality : It’s About Time / by Lanei M. Rodemeyer. - xii, 205 páginas recurso en línea. - Phaenomenologica, 176 0079-1350 ; .
Springer eBooks
UNDERSTANDING THE PRESENT: URIMPRESSION VS. LIVING PRESENT -- THE APPRESENTATION OF PERCEIVED OBJECTS86 -- WORLD-TIME: A NEW TEMPORAL SYNTHESIS -- HUSSERL’S DEVELOPMENT OF RETENTION -- INTERSUBJECTIVE CONSTITUTION IN RETENTION -- HUSSERL’S DEVELOPMENT OF PROTENTION -- PROTENTION AS LINK TO INTERSUBJECTIVE TEMPORALITY -- INTERSUBJECTIVE TEMPORALITY.
This book contains phenomenological analyses of each dimension of temporalizing consciousness, turning primarily to Husserl's later manuscripts on time. From these manuscripts, the author takes up certain important notions heretofore generally neglected by the secondary literature in Husserl scholarship, such as "near" and "far" retention, and "world-time". Integrating a consideration of intersubjective existence, the author suggests that the notion of "intersubjective temporality" might be a more appropriate way to understand the foundation of the subject understood phenomenologically.
9781402042140
10.1007/1402042140 doi
B829.5.A-829.5.Z