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,How Is Time Constituted in Consciousness? Theories of Apprehension in Husserl’s Phenomenology of Tiorality of experience is constituted at the very moment of experience or subsequently by reflection. After a critical review of the development of Husserl’s analysis of these issues, this paper proposes an account that combines various elements from the development of Husserl’s thinking in connection with Husserl’s later thought.

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Akrasia and Practical Rationality: A Phenomenological Approach,ot been treated systematically in the phenomenological tradition. This paper seeks to redress this situation through a critical assessment of contemporary approaches to the problem of akrasia in light of a proposed phenomenological analysis. As this paper argues, a phenomenological approach over-com

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,How Is Time Constituted in Consciousness? Theories of Apprehension in Husserl’s Phenomenology of Tis. The aim of this paper is to stress three significant aspects of Husserl’s approach: his rethinking of the “apprehension-content” scheme, his clarification the position of inner time-consciousness within the system of transcendental phenomenology, and his answer to the question of whether the temp

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,Things and Reality: A Problem for Husserl’s Theory of Constitution, constituted when it is shown to causally depend on its surrounding circumstances. In this essay, I will first try to show that this appeal to causal dependence involves an important problem, namely, the circularity or regress problem. I then consider how this problem can be solved from both theoret

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Neither One Nor Many: Husserl on the Primal Mode of the I, in this concept. First, I refer to Husserl’s claim that the primal I cannot be pluralized. This claim can be understood in the sense that this ego is neither one of many egos nor a single all-encompassing entity. Second, in order to show that this character of “neither-one-nor-many” is not anything

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A Husserlian Account of the Affective Cognition of Value,iences, i.e., by our emotions. In this paper, I will give an account of the relationship between emotions and knowledge of values, largely based on Edmund Husserl’s theory of perception of value (.). First, I will give a pro tanto justification of the idea that affective cognition of value exists. T