Routledge philosophy guidebook to Husserl and the Cartesian meditations / A.D. Smith.
A comprehensive introduction to Husserlian phenomenology. Smith introduces and assesses the key concepts that arise in the text in a clear and engaging way. A highly accessible introduction to the Cartesian Meditations.
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| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
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2003.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. First meditation
- The epoché and the transcendental reduction
- The constitution of objects
- Transcendental phenomenology and psychology
- Evidenz and intuition
- 'The Cartesian way'
- 2. Second meditation
- Intentionality
- The concept of horizon
- 'Sensualism' and the sense-datum theory
- Time-consciousness and Hylé
- Intentional analysis
- 3. (Most of the) fourth meditation
- Ego, person, monad
- Static and genetic phenomenology
- Active and passive synthesis
- Eidetic phenomenology and the nature of thought
- Founding
- Transcendental instincts and 'drive-intentionality'
- 4. Third meditation and part of the fourth
- Reality and reason
- World
- Reality as an 'idea'
- Reality and objectivity
- Husserl's idealism
- A Husserlian proof of idealism
- Theoretical science and the life-world
- Husserl's metaphysics
- 5. Fifth meditation
- The sphere of ownness
- The body
- Empathy
- Intersubjectivity
- Empathy : the wider picture
- The status and scope of Husserl's account of empathy.