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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"Edmund Husserl"”.

  1. Idealismo e intersubjetividade nas meditações cartesianas de Edmund Husserl

    … objetivo da presente dissertação é analisar como Husserl aborda a questão da intersubjetividade nas Meditações Cartesianas. Em nossa leitura, entretanto, buscaremos um afastamento do viés cartesiano que tanto tem animado as críticas à objeção do solipsismo desde a perspectiva do idealismo …

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  2. Husserl and Foucault on the Subject: The Companions

    In this text, I argue for the revision of Husserlian phenomenology through a dialogue with the work of Michel Foucault. Specifically, I argue that Foucault's critical project, in which we isolate the contingent limits of thought so as to pass beyond them, and thus think new ways of being, can be …

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  3. Olevan varjosta eettiseen sanomiseen : Emmanuel Levinasin taidefilosofia

    … Keskeisimmät hahmot tässä perinteessä ovat Edmund Husserl (1859–1938) ja Martin Heidegger (1889–1976). Fenomenologisen filosofian lisäksi Levinasin ajattelua tutkitaan modernin taiteen ja etenkin kirjallisuuden näkökulmasta. Tutkielman lopussa käsitellään Levinasin taidefilosofian yhteyttä …

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  4. Global Migration and the Ethics of Hospitality

    … through the work of three major figures, Edmund Husserl, Emmanuel Levinas, and Jacques Derrida. I explore how Husserlian phenomenology reveals the cognitive disposition to categorize through acts of intentionality. I then turn to a Levinasian account of ethics to show that being hospitable …

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  5. Reorienting phenomenological method for the critical study of religion

    The phenomenological method put forth by Edmund Husserl in Logical Investigations (1900) made its way into several academic disciplines over the last century. What started as a philosophical method of answering metaphysical and ontological questions was soon adopted by Gerardus van der Leeuw in …

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  6. Stressors experienced by male minority student nurses while completing a baccalaureate program

    This phenomenological study, using Edmund Husserl's descriptive phenomenology, explored the stressors experienced by male minority student nurses while completing a baccalaureate program. The purpose of this study was to explore the major stressors experienced by male baccalaureate nursing students …

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  7. On Hume and Husserl: An Analysis of Phenomenology as a Development of the Humean Science of Man

    … an acknowledged link between the philosophies of Edmund Husserl and David Hume, in that Husserl expressed on several occasions his admiration for Hume’s work, and on one notable occasion, claimed that all the problems Hume tackles in the Treatise on Human Nature in fact belong to the field of …

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  8. One or Two Things I Know About Us: Narrative Strategies for Autoethnography, Self-Representation and Healing in Four Memoirs by Poor-white Women from the U.S. South

    … in the phenomenological tradition, including Edmund Husserl, Jurgen Habermas, R. D. Laing, Pierre Bourdieu, and Francisco Varela, who all recommend a practice of self-observation as a kind of “portable laboratory” for investigating the intersections of embodiment, habit, and history. I …

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  9. ‘To See a Face is Already to Hear “You Shall Not Kill”’: Levinas’s Development of Hermeneutic Phenomenology

    … from his initial engagement with the work of Edmund Husserl and Martin Heidegger in the 1920s up to and including the publication of his first major work Totality and Infinity (1961). The study reveals that Levinas addresses his main topics of concern in phenomenology, namely, ‘the brute fact …

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  10. Drawn together: illustration, community and collective world-making

    … on 20th century European philosophers such as Edmund Husserl, Martin Heidegger, Hannah Arendt and Jean-Luc Nancy whose work discusses question of worldmaking, sociality, relationality and the political – this PhD interweaves my collaborative illustration practice with philosophy in order to …

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  11. British-to-Translocal Super-Club Culture (1991 – 2023): An Interpretation of a Life-World

    … as devised by the German philosopher Edmund Husserl and father of transcendental phenomenology is a model for interpreting the subjective-to-intersubjective experiences of social life through the themes of empathy, intuition, temporality and geography. As an incomplete work its …

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  12. Suvokimo ir vaizduotės santykio problema Husserlio filosofijoje /

    … capability of consciousness. However, until Edmund Husserl, no comprehensive research of the imagination phenomena while revealing the fundamental ratio of perception and imagination had not been performed.The phenomenological description of the experiences of consciousness „legalizes“ …

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  13. History and ideality in Husserl, Derrida, and the Critical Theory tradition

    … that an engagement with Derrida’s reading of Edmund Husserl is essential if Critical Theory wishes to make progress with the problem of normativity. To begin with, I examine Theodor Adorno’s notion of a non-dogmatic dialectical materialism. This doctrine contains the seed of a solution to the …

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  14. Edith Stein: Toward an Ethic of Relationship and Responsibility

    … and autobiographical works suggests that Edmund Husserl, Max Scheler, Adolf and Anna Reinach, Teresa of Avila, and Thomas Aquinas had profound impact on the formation of Stein's ethical stance that included her use of reason as well as faith. Elements of phenomenology and of faith …

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  15. Tímavitund: Fyrirbærafræðileg nálgun á tímann

    … Rýnt er í Fyrirlestra um innri tímavitund eftir Edmund Husserl frá árinu 1905. Gerð er grein fyrir hugmyndum hans um eftirheldni, framleitni og núið sem er eins og skurðpunktur milli fortíðar og framtíðar. Þessar hugmyndir eru síðan settar í samhengi við umfjöllun Maurice Merleau-Ponty um sjónina …

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  16. Neo-Victorianism and empathy : time, affect, and the ethics of reading

    … as psychology (Heinz Kohut), phenomenology (Edmund Husserl, Edith Stein and Dan Zahavi) and aesthetics (Robert Vischer, Harry Francis Mallgrave and Eleftherios Ikonomou) in recognition of its contested meaning and significance. By considering the concept of empathy in relation to the …

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  17. Portraits Through the Lens of Historicity: The American Family as Portrayed in Ladies Home Journal 1950-1959

    … Berger, Ferdinand de Saussure, Jacques Derrida, Edmund Husserl, and Martin Heidegger join the conversation to help explain the complexities of the 1950s and the American family.</p><p> Special emphasis is given to the 1950s family and how they were influenced and persuaded by the popular media …

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  18. A hermeneutics of the ontology of time and technology

    … Friedrich Schleiermacher, Wilhelm Dilthey, and Edmund Husserl. Through documenting this provenance, the duality of this thesis’ title is demonstrated. It is not only a textual hermeneutics that is presented in this treatise, but also an example of hermeneutic phenomenology. Hermeneutic …

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  19. Phenomenology, Philosophy of Mind and the Subject

    … I shall turn to the phenomenology of Edmund Husserl. Husserl developed concepts and techniques for studying the subjective character of intentional experiences independently of their non-experiential aspects. I shall use these techniques to focus on the subject qua experiencer, and on …

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