Publicación: Consciencia y existencia en la descripción intencional. De la inmanencia a la trascendencia
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2014-10-09
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Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (España). Facultad de Filosofía
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Esta investigación se centra en el estudio y análisis del concepto de intencionalidad. El punto de partida lo representa Brentano y la revitalización en el uso del concepto que provocó su obra. Se repasan brevemente los distintos enfoques en el estudio de la intencionalidad para centrarnos, especialmente, en el análisis que se lleva a cabo desde la fenomenología de Husserl. Se registra la evolución del concepto dentro del pensamiento de Husserl con la finalidad de contrastar su comprensión con la comprensión de la intencionalidad en Heidegger. Husserl propone una comprensión inmanente e idealista de la intencionalidad que depende de un análisis de la 'consciencia pura'; Heidegger plantea una comprensión de la intencionalidad como la estructura de las vivencias ubicando a ésta en la trascendencia de la existencia y la facticidad señalada por el ámbito del ser, cuestionando la posibilidad de una comprensión idealista de la misma.
This investigation is focused on the study and analysis of intetionality. The beginning is represented by Brentano and his revitalization of the concept of intentionality that was caused by his work. Different aproaches are reviewed in the study of intentionality to focus, specially, on the analysis carried out by Husserl´s phenomenology. The evolution of the concept within Husserl´s thought is examined in order to contrast his understanding with the understanding of Heidegger´s intentionality. Husserl proposes an immanent and idealistic understanding of intentionality that depends on an analysis of 'pure consciousness'; Heidegger raises an understanding of intentionality as the structure of the experiences placing it in the trascendence of existence and facticity pointed by the realm of being, questioning the possibility of an idealistic understanding of it.
This investigation is focused on the study and analysis of intetionality. The beginning is represented by Brentano and his revitalization of the concept of intentionality that was caused by his work. Different aproaches are reviewed in the study of intentionality to focus, specially, on the analysis carried out by Husserl´s phenomenology. The evolution of the concept within Husserl´s thought is examined in order to contrast his understanding with the understanding of Heidegger´s intentionality. Husserl proposes an immanent and idealistic understanding of intentionality that depends on an analysis of 'pure consciousness'; Heidegger raises an understanding of intentionality as the structure of the experiences placing it in the trascendence of existence and facticity pointed by the realm of being, questioning the possibility of an idealistic understanding of it.
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