Perception and temporality in Husserl's phenomenology

Philosophy Today 14 (2):89-100 (1970)
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The article is an explication of husserl's theory of perception. In particular, The meaning of 'constitution' is analyzed, With the result that traditional realistic or idealistic readings of husserl are discarded. Examination of passive and active synthesis and the meaning of 'hyle' within the framework of husserl's theory of inner time-Consciousness clarifies in turn the nature of phenomenological intuition and the significance of reduction

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Carol Kates
Tulane University (PhD)

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