Where do centaurs come from? : a non-standard reading of Husserl's doctrine of phantasia

P. 185-207

• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/294830

  ISSN: 2279-7343

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/294830
• In this issue

  • Introduction
  • Drive and knowledge : on some aporias of transcendental idealism and phenomenology
  • From scientific tradition to immediate sittlichkeit what are the limits of an archaeology of original meaning?
  • Intenzionalità concentriche, eccedenti, sprofondanti : revisioni di un concetto fondamentale della fenomenologia
  • Husserl, oltre la coscienza (cartesiana?)
  • Il diventare cosciente dell'inconscio nella fenomenologia di Husserl
  • Fenomeni di confine : attualità, inattualità, sonno, veglia, inconscio
  • Sleep, death, others : three limit-phenomena in Husserl's C-Manuscripts
  • "Ho sognato il dubbio e la certezza" : Alfred Schutz e l'indagine fenomenologica del sogno
  • Where do centaurs come from? : a non-standard reading of Husserl's doctrine of phantasia
  • Max Scheler and Hedwig Conrad-Martius on the experience of reality
  • The phenomenology of the centaur : on the oneness of equestrian bodies
  • Toward a dynamics of hope in social life
  • Phenomenological metaphysics and the problems of facticity and genesis : the twofold unity of primal Hyle and God as the limits of the world-spanning teleology
  • Sketch of a phenomenological enquiry into the origins of our ideas of the infinite