Husserl's genetic phenomenology of perception

Research in Phenomenology 12 (1):59-83 (1982)
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The question I am asking in this paper is whether Husserl adequately distinguished between the intentionality of speech acts, or what he called judgments, and that of perceptual acts. ...I am asking ... whether there is a change in H's theory of perception...

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