Titlebook: Husserlian Phenomenology; A Unifying Interpret Jeffrey Yoshimi Book 2016 The Author(s) 2016 Constitutive Phenomenology.Contemporary cogniti

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Jeffrey Yoshimintelligent software systems become more effective and intuitive in resembling human-human interactions. Typically, we combine factors like intonation (speech), facial expression (visual modality), and word content (text). All possible multimodal combinations must be taken into consideration to proce

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The Basic Idea and Other Preliminaries, metaphor illuminates an explanatory dimension of phenomenology, whereby what we actually experience is informed by what expect to be the case in a given part of the world. Qualifications and simplifying assumptions are stated, and the project is related to existing efforts to formalize phenomenolog

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The Formalism,gy, and thereby unify them. A dynamical systems approach to Husserl is introduced, and several dynamical laws of Husserlian phenomenology are described. The first is an expectation rule according to which expectations are determined by what a person knows, sees, and does. The second is a learning ru

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Consitutive Phenomenology,tween immanent experiences of objects and the counter-factual trail sets that determine them. Constitution as a developmental, “constructive” process (which relies on the learning rule) is described, as is the notion that constitutive phenomenology is a research program, which extends beyond the cas

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Horizon Theory,an either correspond to our immanent sense of the rest of an object (beyond what is immediately apparent in sensory experience) or to one of several counterfactual structures, that correspond to how an object is expected to look relative to different movements.

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Genetic Phenomenology,ological structures. This can be understood in terms of the learning rule of Chap.?.. As background knowledge changes in virtue of the learning rule, a cascade of “genetic” changes occurs in other phenomenological structures (partial intentions, adumbrations, the constitution of an object, its horiz

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Husserlian Phenomenology978-3-319-26698-5Series ISSN 2211-4548 Series E-ISSN 2211-4556