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    Absent Aspects, Possible Perceptions and Open Intersubjectivity: A Critical Analysis of Dan Zahavi’s Account of Horizontal Intentionality.Gunnar Declerck - 2018 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 49 (4):321-341.
    ABSTRACTThe aim of this narrow-focused text is to argue against the claim that the appresentation of unperceived features of objects that is implied in perceptual intentionality presupposes a reference to perceptions other subjects could have of these objects. This claim, as it has been defended by Dan Zahavi, rests upon an erroneous supposition about the modal status of the perceptual possibilities to which the perceived object refers, which shall not be interpreted as effectively realizable but as mere de jure possibilities, (...)
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    Heidegger’s Equipment Vs. Gibson’s Affordances. Why They Differ and How They Articulate.Gunnar Declerck - 2021 - Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai Philosophia:33-54.
    My main objective in this article will be to compare Heidegger’s description of the way we perceive our environment in everyday coping – which is based on the concept of equipment (Zeug) – and James Gibson’s theory of affordance perception. More precisely, I will discuss whether equipment and affordance can be equated. In contrast to some interpretations, I will defend that they cannot: equipment and affordances refer to different ontological kinds and the perceptual or cognitive processes that are implied in (...)
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    How we remember what we can do.Gunnar Declerck - 2015 - Socioaffective Neuroscience and Psychology 5.
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  4. Actuality and possibility: On the complementarity of two registers in the bodily constitution of experience.Gunnar Declerck & Olivier Gapenne - 2009 - Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 8 (3):285-305.
    The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the usefulness of the concept of possibility , and not merely that of actuality , for an inquiry into the bodily constitution of experience. The paper will study how the possibilities of action that may (or may not) be available to the subject help to shape the meaning attributed to perceived objects and to the situation occupied by the subject within her environment. This view will be supported by reference to empirical evidence (...)
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    Incarnation, motricité et rapport au possible.Gunnar Declerck - 2012 - Studia Phaenomenologica 12:35-60.
    For Husserl, kinaesthetic capability is a key piece of the process of perception. By ensuring the junction between the actual and the potential, it allows the exhibition of an object that is always more than what appears. Kinaesthetic capability preserves the transcendence of the object by preventing the phenomenon from being confined to pure actuality. This idea, however, poses significant challenges when one questions the nature of the possibilities that are at stake here. Especially, the perceived seems to enjoy a (...)
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    What could have been done (but wasn’t). On the counterfactual status of action in Alva Noë’s theory of perception.Gunnar Declerck - 2017 - Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 16 (5):765-784.
    Alva Noë’s strategy to solve the puzzle of perceptual presence entirely relies on the principle of presence as access. Unaccessed or unattended parts or details of objects are perceptually present insofar as they are accessible, and they are accessible insofar as one possesses sensorimotor skills that can secure their access. In this paper, I consider several arguments that can be opposed to this claim and that are chiefly related to the modal status of action, i.e. the fact that the action (...)
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    Des conséquences parfois pénibles de prendre de la place.Gunnar Declerck - 2014 - Studia Phaenomenologica 14:73-99.
    The ordinary space is continuously cluttered with bodies and constantly, when we move, we must maneuver, push and shove, walk around, make space. The awareness of having to operate in a limited space, where the places are always already occupied, is sustained by a special mode of appearing of ordinary space: the occupancy field. A phenomenological analysis of the occupancy field demonstrates that: the format in which space presents itself in ordinary perception is marked by our awareness of occupying space (...)
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  8. L'insoutenable pesanteur de l'être. Pesanteur physique et pesanteur ontologique dans la pensée de Heidegger.Gunnar Declerck - 2011 - Revue Philosophique De Louvain 109 (3):489-525.
     
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    Physique de l’espace et phénoménologie de l’espace.Gunnar Declerck - 2011 - Philosophia Scientiae 15-3 (15-3):197-219.
    What is space? Why is there space rather than nothing? Nowadays Physics claims to answer these questions without making any reference to the phenomenal space of the subject, and thus in total rupture with respect to its phenomenological meaning. We defend the idea that this elusion, al­though traditional in natural sciences, condemns in advance any attempt to explain space. And we will show that perceptual space is structured by a con­nection to possibilities. Spatialization is an operation affording us to under­stand (...)
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    Résistance et tangibilité: essai sur l'origine phénoménologique des corps.Gunnar Declerck - 2014 - Argenteuil: Le Cercle herméneutique éditeur.