1969
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-010-3368-8
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Philosophische Analysen zur Kunst der Gegenwart

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“…Already before the Ideen, Husserl defines attention in terms of being interested in. 28 rediscovering phenomenology must be also the "exclusive theme" of your concern. This claim allows us therefore to consider that attention is not just a matter of intentive directionality towards something, but entails also a specific attitude of mind.…”
Section: Rediscovering Phenomenologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Already before the Ideen, Husserl defines attention in terms of being interested in. 28 rediscovering phenomenology must be also the "exclusive theme" of your concern. This claim allows us therefore to consider that attention is not just a matter of intentive directionality towards something, but entails also a specific attitude of mind.…”
Section: Rediscovering Phenomenologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the time of the lecture course from WS '041 'OS, the intentional object does not yet play a role in phenomenological analysis. 28 Husserl arrives at the discovery of the intentionally immanent datum of phenomenological analysis in his lecture course from the winter semester of 1906/'07. Only real moments of experience playa role in phenomenological analysis.…”
Section: General Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…28 This explanation raises the question how one may still speak of a perception, a direct consciousness of a temporal sequence. The length of this perpendicular stands for a certain object or content, which in this case is the time thought of, and all of which is thought of together at the actual moment of the stream upon which the perpendicular is raised.…”
Section: W James and Ca Strongmentioning
confidence: 99%
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