Titlebook: Essays in Phenomenology; Maurice Natanson Book 1966 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1966 enology.ontology.phenomenology.philosop

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The Phenomenological and the Psychological Approach to Consciousness,Both phenomenology and psychology are concerned with consciousness in general as well as with specific acts of consciousness like perception, memory, comprehension of meaning, reasoning, etc. Yet, the theoretical orientation and perspective in which consciousness is studied in psychology is highly different from that of phenomenology.

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The Experience of Death,What is the meaning of death to the human being as a person? The question admits of no conclusion, for we are dealing with the very mystery of man, taken from a certain aspect. Every real problem in philosophy contains all the others in the unity of mystery.

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Preserved Cognitive Functions in Dementia,d to his thought, Karl Jaspers contrasts his experience living the life of a physician (he began as a psychiatrist) with that of his life as a philosopher. Regarding his colleagues in both professions, he writes:

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Barry J. Devereux,Fintan J. Costellohighly individual publications of the next twenty years. It marks the maturity of an idea which had already begun to take shape in his studies of logic and which was to govern all his future philosophical activity -the idea of a presuppositionless philosophy, which is rendered possible by radical ..

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Paul J. Densham,Marc P. Armstrongorrelation is revealed by the fact that the world must be an “object of awareness” and that human consciousness is primordially “awareness of the world.” My aim is to clarify this correlation as residing in the . nature of consciousness and to show that its understanding leads to a realism that is o

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Actively Learning To Use a Word Processor, .. might almost be interpreted as an attempt to introduce the concept into philosophy and into those sciences that have man for their subject matter. The phenomenology of perception is for Merleau-Ponty the discovery and exploration of the world not such as everyday and scientific discourse describ

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Brain Structure and Cognitive Function,se? Right here seems to be one of the paradoxes about Husserl’s present fame. For in Husserl’s final interpretation these “things” led him not to the “objects,” but toward “subjectivity” as the ultimate foundation for the new scientific rigor which he wanted to bring to philosophy. Just how subjecti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19512-4 between these two rivals. I want to proceed in the way of the closest possible adherence to the pregnant form which philosophy received in Edmund Husserl’s phenomenology, though not quite in the span of the frame filled out by the master himself.