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The Phenomenology of the Noema - Pagina 94
These acts are characterized by a pattern of determinations whose common structure is the noema."3 F0Uesdal argues in both the original article presenting his interpretation of the noema4 and this recent one that noemata are abstract ...
J.J. Drummond, Lester Embree,
2013
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Husserlian Intentionality and Non-Foundational Realism: ... - Pagina 105
Noema and Object J.J. Drummond. The basically Fregean approach of Smith and McIntyre can be seen in their views that the intentionality of an act is a function of there being associated with it an abstract entity called its "intentional content" ...
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Edmund Husserl: The web of meaning : language, noema, and ...
Noema as meaning This essay is a study of Edmund Husserl's conception of meaning. In this first section we indicate its importance for his conception of phenomenology. In Section 2 we see that Husserl's conception of linguistic meaning, ...
Rudolf Bernet, Donn Welton, Gina Zavota,
2005
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Competing Interpretations of Husserl's Noema: Gurwitsch ...
The way of givenness of an object is, therefore, the more subjectively oriented phase of the noema. As Husserl explains, its role does not concern "the objective, that of which one is conscious [dem Gegenstdndlichen, das bewusstf but "the way ...
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Noema and Thinkability: An Essay on Husserl's Theory of ... - Pagina 2
49 NOEMA AND NOETIC-NOEMATIC CORRELATION IN IDEAS] ........................................ .. 49 1. The structure of noema and noesis . ... The examination of noema under nine postulates for supervenient entities ............... ..78 4.2. The question of ...
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Phenomenology: Between Essentialism and Transcendental ...
If noema is an entity of some sort, what sort of entity it is? In Husserl's ontology, there are just two kinds of entities: those that are real and those that are ideal. A noema clearly is not a real entity, it is not — as Husserl requires of everything that ...
Jitendranath Mohanty,
1997
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The Idea of Phenomenology: Husserlian Exemplarism - Pagina 268
and constant elements in the formal structures of the noema in general. Formalization of noemata as the noema in general manifests the essential unity in all noemata while respecting their diversity. We must also keep in mind that the noema ...
Andre De Muralt, Garry L. Breckon,
1988
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Logos of Phenomenology and Phenomenology of the Logos. ...
ON THE ONTOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF HUSSERL'S PERCEPTUAL NOEMA AND THE OBJECT OF PERCEPTION Husserl's noema, particularly the perceptual noema, is one of the most important concepts of his phenomenology.
Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka,
2006
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A Historical Introduction to Phenomenology - Pagina 87
The noema belongs, then, to the ideal level of being. 'The tree simpliciter can burn up, be resolved into its chemical elements, etc. But the sense [i.e. noema] cannot burn up; it has no chemical elements, no forces, no real properties' (I § 89; ...
Seppo Sajama, Matti Kamppinen,
2013
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From Hegel to Existentialism - Pagina 227
Although Husserl introduces the concept of the noema in the context of (and with an example from) perception, he soon makes it clear that all acts have noemata — acts of judgment and expression as well as acts of perceiving and imagining.