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" Phenomenology and the problem of time / "
Michael R. Kelly
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600190
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b429409
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Kelly, Michael R.
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Phenomenology and the problem of time /\ Michael R. Kelly
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1 online resource
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9781137314475
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: 1137314478
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9780230347854
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Includes index
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Dedication; Preface; Notes; Acknowledgments; Contents; List of Abbreviations ; An Overview of Phenomenology's Immanent Critique and New Beginnings; Immanence Said in many Ways; A New Beginning for Immanence; The Phenomenological Reduction, Immanence, and the Reduction of Phenomenology; Immanence in Phenomenology and Phenomenology's Immanent (Internal) Critique: A Primer; Notes; Part I: Phenomenology and the Problem of Time; 1: Time, Intentionality, and Immanence in Modern Idealism; An Internal and Systematic Deficiency in Descartes' Theory of Psychological Immanence
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Kant's Transcendental Philosophy: Intimations of Phenomenological Immanence Time and Immanence in the Kantian Self's Special Mode of Intuition: The A-Deduction; Kant's Oscillation Between Psychological and Mythical Immanence; Husserl, Modern Subjective Idealism, and the Failure to Thematize Immanence; Notes; 2: The Imperfection of Immanence in Husserl's Phenomenology; Husserl's Theory of Intentionality and Reell Immanence in the Logical Investigations; Reading the Reduction Without Evidence: Reell Immanence
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The Reduction: A Wholly New Point of Departure, a Wholly New Notion of Immanence Phenomenological Reduction Considered According to the Evidence of Genuine Immanence; The Complexity of Immanence only Intimated; Notes; 3: The Living-Present: Absolute Time--Consciousness and Genuine Phenomenological Immanence; Time-Consciousness and Modern Immanence; Inner Time-Consciousness, 1905: The Contraction of the Expanded Realm of Givenness; The Consciousness of Time Is Still Not Analyzed: The Specter of Reell Immanence; Genuine Phenomenological Immanence: Absolute Time-Constituting Consciousness
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Beyond Real and Reell Immanence: The Intentional Life of Consciousness Notes; Part II: The Problem of Time and Phenomenology; 4: Transcendence: Heidegger and the Turn, the Open, "The Finitude of Being...First Spoken of in the Book on Kant"; The Problem of Subjectivity for Phenomenology and Its Historical Roots; Heidegger's 1927 Development of Husserl's Theory of Absolute Consciousness; An Interlude: "The End of Phenomenology and the Task of Thinking"; Heidegger's Kantbuch and the Problem of Time for Phenomenology; The Loss of the Phenomenological Self and the End of Phenomenology
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Notes5: The Truly Transcendental: Merleau-Ponty, un Écart, "The Acceptance of the Truth of the Transcendental Analysis"; Domesticated Being, 1945: Reduction, Time, and The Truly Transcendental; The Lesson of the Reduction: Operative-Intentionality and Time as the Subject; Operative-Intentionality as Self-Affection and the Subject as Time; Lesson Not Grasped: Time as the Subject in Operative-Intentionality; Time-Thing, 1960: An Intentionality "Not Compatible with 'Phenomenology'"; Latent-Intentionality and Time: "I Once Could See but Now am Blind""
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Phenomenology
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B829.5
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Ohio Library and Information Network
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