Husserl Studies 14 (1):1-20 (1997)
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Husserl proceeds to show how a world-representation emerges from our
world-experience, and how an idea of the world plays a role in the expansion of world-representations. He also draws our attention to the appropriation of other world-representations in a process of adjustment and compensation leading to intersubjective world-representations, and offers an analysis of the status of world-representations within transcendental phenomenology. In this article I will underline the relevance of Husserl’s concept of horizonedness to the characterization of the three levels of world-experience, worldrepresentation, and the world as an idea. In getting clear on this relevance several points must be emphasized.
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Keywords | Philosophy |
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Reprint years | 2004 |
DOI | 10.1023/A:1005845230633 |
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