Edmund Husserl

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  1. Phenomenological Disjunctivism.Jonathan Mitchell - forthcoming - Ergo: An Open Access Journal of Philosophy.
    Consider two experiences, one a veridical perceptual experience of a black cube in front of one, and a matching hallucinatory experience. From the perspective of the subject undergoing these experiences they at least can be phenomenologically indistinguishable. Call this the phenomenological indistinguishability claim (PI for short). My aim in this paper is to argue for a distinctive view which I call phenomenological disjunctivism, drawing on the works of classical phenomenologist Edmund Husserl. Phenomenological disjunctivism significantly qualifies the PI claim, and in (...)
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  2. The ethics of Husserl's phenomenology: responsibility and ethical life.Joaquim Siles I. Borrás - 2010 - New York: Continuum.
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  3. Les pensées parallèles: Husserl et Freud.Jean-François Ænishanslin - 2019 - Lausanne, Suisse: Antipodes.
    De Sartre à Derrida, en passant par Lacan ou Ricoeur, la scène de la pensée au XXe siècle a largement été animée par la confrontation de la phénoménologie et de la psychanalyse. Le présent ouvrage tente à son tour une comparaison de ces formes de pensée, mais selon une méthode originale qui n'altère pas leur spécificité. On tente ici de mettre en rapport ces pensées parallèles sans occulter leur singularité, en envisageant les parcours de Husserl et de Freud en tant (...)
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  4. Edith Stein and Edmund Husserl: philosophical exchanges.Angela Ales Bello - 2025 - Lanham: Lexington Books. Translated by Antonio Calcagno.
    Offers a reconsideration and re-evaluation of the philosophical exchange between Edmund Husserl and Edith Stein. Angela Ales Bello highlights the depth and breadth of the philosophers' thinking on questions related to subjects such as ethics, religion, personhood, and psychology.
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  5. The divine irreference of images" : from Husserl's image object to Baudrillard's simulacrum.Natalie Pfaff - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  6. Representative matters: A critique of Sartre's phenomenology of physical images.Federico Fantelli - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  7. Blaustein's aesthetics and the question of intentionality : on an early reading of Husserl's theory of image consciousness.Witold Płotka - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  8. Ingarden's missed encounter with Husserl : image consciousness, theory of the picture, and aesthetic experience.Peer F. Bundgaard - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  9. Phenomenology or descriptive psychology of imagination? A reexamination of Brentano and Husserl on phantasy presentations.Robin D. Rollinger - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  10. Beyond depiction? Prolegomena to a phenomenology of virtual consciousness.Claudio Rozzoni - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  11. Seeing beyond the image : Husserlian reflections on the empathetic experience of photographs.Marco Cavallaro - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  12. The eye and the lens : notes on the intersubjective constitution of photography.Patrick Gerard Eldridge - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  13. Image consciousness in the age of street advertising : contemporary challenges to Husserl's reading of the image and its frame.Christian Ferencz-Flatz - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  14. The aesthetic attitude and still life paintings.Regina-Nino Mion - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  15. Loin cloths and fig leaves: what phenomenology can tell us about the place of the nude in sacred art.Javier E. Carreño Cobos - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  16. Husserl and the phenomenological subject of depiction.Paul Crowther - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  17. The image and the world.John B. Brough - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  18. On higher-order depictive image consciousness.Eduard Marbach - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  19. The conflict phenomenon : perception, imagination, and ficta.Paolo Spinicci - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  20. Imagination and phantasíā.Alexander Schnell - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  21. A genetic phenomenological theory of image-consciousness : following Husserl's direction more than Husserl.Reiko Ijuin - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  22. The structure of seeing pictures.Carmelo Calì - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  23. Husserl's phenomenology of image-consciousness in the age of the iconic and digital turns.Nicolas de Warren - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  24. Introduction.Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough - 2025 - In Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough, Husserl on depiction. New York, NY: Routledge.
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  25. Husserl on depiction.Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni & John B. Brough (eds.) - 2025 - New York, NY: Routledge.
    The publication of Husserliana XXIII "Phantasie, Bildbewusstsein, Erinnerung" in 1980 and John B. Brough's translation of it in 2005 increased interest in Edmund Husserl's philosophy of depiction. This volume is the first comprehensive book collection in English that provides a systematic reading of Husserl's theory of depictive image consciousness. The book explains the meaning of various concepts in Husserl's philosophy of depiction-such as f - and examines the range and limits of the application of Husserl's depictive image consciousness to various (...)
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  26. Filosofiaa sodassa, sodasta ja sen varjossa. [REVIEW]Lauri Kallio - 2025 - Tieteessä Tapahtuu 43 (2).
  27. On Marrying Science and Phenomenology, or Why Science Cannot Help Ignoring Human Experience [Preprint].Andrij Wachtel - manuscript
    In this paper, I analyze several recent attempts to marry (cognitive) science and (classical) phenomenology. I argue that some of the most prominent proposals of such marriage are based on a conflation of two fundamentally different claims about experience that require different theoretical commitments. The _weak claim_ is that experience is important for science and cannot be neglected; the _strong claim_ is that experience is foundational for science. In my view, this conflation is mostly based on a misinterpretation of the (...)
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  28. Oskar Becker on Husserl’s Principle of Transcendental Idealism: Reconstruction and Interpretation.Daniele De Santis - forthcoming - Husserl Studies:1-23.
    The paper proposes a systematic reconstruction of Oskar Becker’s interpretation of Husserl’s principle of transcendental idealism. Three phases will be distinguished in Becker’s approach. After a first attempt at understanding the principle exclusively on the basis of Ideas I, Becker tries to combine Husserl’s transcendental idealism with Heidegger’s ontology of Dasein. Finally, a third phase can be identified in which the picture that results from such combination is used by Becker to sketch an interpretation of the development of Husserl’s philosophy (...)
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  29. Husserl’s Revision of the Ideas 1 : Account of Concrete Individuals in a 1918 Manuscript.Michele Averchi - 2024 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):23-42.
    In this paper, I present an important, yet hitherto neglected, development within Husserl’s phenomenological formal ontology. The first sixteen paragraphs of Ideas 1 serve as the point of departure for my presentation. In these paragraphs, Husserl presents the category of “concretum”, or concrete individual, as the cornerstone of his whole formal-ontological framework. The aim of this paper is to present and discuss a revision of the account of the concrete individual Husserl develops in his Ideas 1 in 1918 in a (...)
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  30. Depersonalization, Alienation, and Depresentation in Husserl and Beyond.István Fazakas - 2025 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):99-119.
    In a late manuscript, Husserl explicitly addresses the problem of depersonalization. Depersonalization is described as a rupture in a certain layer of experience, which, however, does not touch the fundamental unity of the underlying genesis. After a brief recapitulation of historical approaches to depersonalization, I’ll come to comment on this passage. To assess Husserl’s contribution to the clinical understanding, and more specifically to the phenomenology of depersonalization, it is essential to understand his concept of personhood. In Husserl’s account of personhood, (...)
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  31. Back to Infallible Evidence.Zhongwei Li - 2024 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):65-98.
    Husserl’s phenomenology aims to obtain knowledge about the essential structure of consciousness and its various subtypes, and how different types of objects appear in consciousness. On a classic reading, such knowledge requires adequate evidence and apodictic evidence, which are absolutely certain or infallible. However, a trend has emerged to question this classic reading and to embrace a radically fallibilist reading of Husserl’s theory of evidence instead. A core component of this reading is that adequate evidence and apodictic evidence are either (...)
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  32. Self-constitution and the Other. Husserl’s tentative investigation of the child, infant, and foetus within a regressive inquiry in the direction of birth.Mario Vergani - 2025 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):121-135.
    Husserl investigated the topic of childhood in a small number of research manuscripts, produced around the 1930s. This essay first presents its rationale for addressing the issue – which was essentially to examine more closely the phenomenon of _Einfühlung_ in the context of his inquiry into intersubjectivity – and illustrates the method of _Rückfrage_ that guided his research. It then offers a reading of Husserl’s phenomenological descriptions of childhood and the related conceptual distinctions, organizing them under the following headings: a. (...)
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  33. Elevating Phenomenology of Science: A Review of Steven French’s A Phenomenological Approach to Quantum Mechanics. Cutting the Chain of Correlations[REVIEW]Harald A. Wiltsche - 2025 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):137-143.
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  34. Husserl’s Theory of Experience in Genetic Phenomenology: Passivity, Rationality, and Normativity.Ying-Chien Yang - forthcoming - Husserl Studies:1-22.
    McDowell shares with phenomenology the idea that experience is open to the world and that the relation between mind and world is normative. While he claims that conceptual capacities are already passively involved in experience, passive synthesis in Husserl has its own intentional constitution, which originally has a rational and normative character in a primitive sense, yet doesn’t depend on conceptual and linguistic capacities. In my analysis, McDowell’s notion of conceptual capacities enables the formation of experience in two ways: by (...)
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  35. (1 other version)Funzione delle scienze e significato dell'uomo.Enzo Paci - 1963 - Milano]: Il Saggiatore.
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  36. Self-constitution and the Other. Husserl’s tentative investigation of the child, infant, and foetus within a regressive inquiry in the direction of birth.Mario Vergani - 2025 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):121-135.
    Husserl investigated the topic of childhood in a small number of research manuscripts, produced around the 1930s. This essay first presents its rationale for addressing the issue – which was essentially to examine more closely the phenomenon of Einfühlung in the context of his inquiry into intersubjectivity – and illustrates the method of Rückfrage that guided his research. It then offers a reading of Husserl’s phenomenological descriptions of childhood and the related conceptual distinctions, organizing them under the following headings: a. (...)
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  37. Depersonalization, Alienation, and Depresentation in Husserl and Beyond.István Fazakas - 2025 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):99-119.
    In a late manuscript, Husserl explicitly addresses the problem of depersonalization. Depersonalization is described as a rupture in a certain layer of experience, which, however, does not touch the fundamental unity of the underlying genesis. After a brief recapitulation of historical approaches to depersonalization, I’ll come to comment on this passage. To assess Husserl’s contribution to the clinical understanding, and more specifically to the phenomenology of depersonalization, it is essential to understand his concept of personhood. In Husserl’s account of personhood, (...)
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  38. Back to Infallible Evidence.Zhongwei Li - 2025 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):65-98.
    Husserl’s phenomenology aims to obtain knowledge about the essential structure of consciousness and its various subtypes, and how different types of objects appear in consciousness. On a classic reading, such knowledge requires adequate evidence and apodictic evidence, which are absolutely certain or infallible. However, a trend has emerged to question this classic reading and to embrace a radically fallibilist reading of Husserl’s theory of evidence instead. A core component of this reading is that adequate evidence and apodictic evidence are either (...)
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  39. Husserl’s Revision of the Ideas 1: Account of Concrete Individuals in a 1918 Manuscript.Michele Averchi - 2025 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):23-42.
    In this paper, I present an important, yet hitherto neglected, development within Husserl’s phenomenological formal ontology. The first sixteen paragraphs of Ideas 1 serve as the point of departure for my presentation. In these paragraphs, Husserl presents the category of “concretum”, or concrete individual, as the cornerstone of his whole formal-ontological framework. The aim of this paper is to present and discuss a revision of the account of the concrete individual Husserl develops in his Ideas 1 in 1918 in a (...)
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  40. Ultimate Rationality. Husserl on Critical Position-Taking (Stellungnahme) in the Theoretical and Axiological Spheres.Alexis Delamare - 2025 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):1-21.
    As a fervent rationalist, Husserl placed considerable emphasis on the delineation of the different levels of reason. Its highest form, he contends, is position-taking (Stellungnahme) understood as a critical stance towards a positional act P. Specifically, such a Stellungnahme is a three-step procedure: the subject, possibly motivated by a passive discordance, starts by questioning P (active doubt); she then seeks to validate P by returning to its originary fulfillment (active search for evidence); finally, she ratifies such a fulfillment in an (...)
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  41. Elevating Phenomenology of Science: A Review of Steven French’s A Phenomenological Approach to Quantum Mechanics. Cutting the Chain of Correlations. [REVIEW]Harald A. Wiltsche - 2025 - Husserl Studies 41 (1):137-143.
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  42. Nooit nergens: een filosofische zoektocht naar de plaats van de mens.Jasper Van de Vijver - 2017 - Dissertation, University of Antwerp
  43. A Phenomenological Theory of Occurrent Thought and Husserl’s Intentionality.Herbert Samuel Demmin - forthcoming - Husserl Studies:1-24.
    A phenomenologically based theory of occurrent thinking called TMDOT was developed and a portion of it will be presented here because it appears to lend validation to, clarify, explicate, and further distinguish between two forms of Husserlian intentionality critical to the constitution of objects, both of which are posited as existing during occurrent thoughts. For Husserl, there is an intentionality occurring in the _substratum_ of meaning generation through intentional acts of consciousness, one that is directly linked to another _stratum_, the (...)
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  44. Book Review: Europe, Phenomenology, and Politics in Husserl and Patočka, by Lorenzo Girardi (Rowman & Littlefield, 2024). [REVIEW]Peter Shum - 2024 - Phenomenological Reviews.
    A book review of 'Europe, Phenomenology, and Politics in Husserl and Patočka', by Lorenzo Girardi (Rowman & Littlefield, 2024).
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  45. An Extra-Qualitative Alternative to the Qualitative Interpretation of Absolute Individuation.Zixuan Liu - forthcoming - Husserl Studies:1-33.
    Husserl’s thesis of absolute individuation consists of two ideas: (1) unlike experiences and mundane entities, which are individuated via spatiotemporal position, the subject has its own principle of individuation and (2) even for non-subjects, the ultimate principle of individuation is their relationship with the subject. Absolute individuation is sometimes qualitatively interpreted (even by Husserl): owing to habituation, a subject’s personal character cannot be reinstantiated elsewhere. I argue against the qualitative interpretation for two reasons. The first is its inconsistency with Husserl’s (...)
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  46. Husserl’s Concept of Hingabe.Andrew Krema - forthcoming - Husserl Studies:1-18.
    In this article, I give a systematic exposition of Edmund Husserl’s account of Hingabe, a phenomenological concept that has only recently received attention. I contend that the concept of Hingabe phenomenologically reveals that the ego of the intentional correlation ego-cogito-cogitatum is not an empty pole and more than a mere ‘datum of manifestation,’ but is active, engaging itself at various depths in experience. I trace the concept in the three types of experience in which Hingabe appears in Husserl’s work. First, (...)
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  47. Compositional depths of cognitive semantics: bridging perceptual experiences and conceptual structures.K. Pala, Vasudevan Nedumpozhimana & S. Shalu - 2025 - Front. Psychol 16.
    The primary aim of this research was to investigate the intricate relationship between the structural elements of experiences and their essential role in meaning formation. The analysis focused on understanding the nature of mental representations and the subjective, phenomenal qualities that emerge within experiences. To achieve this, an integrated approach, combining cognitive semantics with phenomenological analysis, was employed to examine the compositional complexities of the dynamic interaction between a priori and immediate experiences and their significance in meaning formation. The study (...)
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  48. Empathy moments.Nathalie Cadena - 2025 - Trans/Form/Ação 48 (2):1-18.
    In this paper, I analyse the act of consciousness called empathy, as proposed by Husserl in Ideas II. By applying Husserl’s phenomenological reduction, I evidence three moments that constitute empathy: first, to recognize the other Ego; second, to open myself up to the other Ego; and third, to feel with the other Ego. I investigate these eidetic universalities [Wesenallgemeinheiten] within the limits of pure intuition (HUA III, 146). To recognize the other Ego is an involuntary act that happens in consciousness (...)
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  49. Cuerpo sin carne: una mirada fenomenológica a la extensión corporal en medios digitales (Fleshless Body: A Phenomenological Perspective on Bodily Extension in Digital Media) (Text in Spanish).I. Garcia-Monco - 2024 - Políticas y Narrativas Del Cuerpo 2 / Politics and Narratives of the Body 2 / Politiques Et Récits du Corps 2 2:263-277.
    Body as a radical reality in human activity is a common thesis in the phenomenological thought, from its origin in the work of Edmund Husserl, in those of Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Michel Henry, to post-phenomenological currents, including Don Ihde and the American school. As a complementary thesis, they highlight the presence of the body in technologies: its deep interaction and integration, generating a certain bodily extension that makes the user-device an environment of intentional feedback through which flows the matter of (...)
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  50. Margini del trascendentale: questioni metafisiche nella fenomenologia di Husserl.Vincenzo Costa - 2024 - Brescia: Scholé.
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