Product Description: Peut-on, de l'existence d'un Cours consacre partiellement a l'attention, conclure a l'existence chez Husserl d'une phenomenologie de l'attention en bonne et due forme? En montrant comment l'attention entretient une relation complexe a la perception, a la volonte, a l'affect et a la reflexion, le phenomenologue fait ressortir l'originalite d'un vecu qui n'est pas un acte intentionnel au sens precis mais traverse les actes pour les porter a leur accomplissement: ni raison (a savoir volonte et reflexion), ni sentiment (a savoir affect et plaisir), l'attention remplit une fonction modulatrice des actes de la onscience, fonction qui fait a elle seule son originalite dynamique d'amorcage et d'adossage integratif...read more

Product Description: The principal aim of this volume is to revisit the experience of God's "glorious body" through the testimonies of the Ascetes and the Church Fathers, as collected in the Philokalia, and to view them in the light of the structured description of the flesh and the body offered by phenomenology...read more

Product Description: Given its transcendental impulse, Husserl's analysis of the lived body has been considered by many phenomenologists and by most Husserl scholars as unable to account for our everyday intimate relationship with our own embodied self and with other embodied selves...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: L'ecriture n'est pas l'objet universel de la philosophie, mais ne doit pas non plus etre totalement absente de son champ d'interrogation. La presente recherche trouve par consequent son impulsion dans le souci de restaurer une economie d'ecriture en philosophie en s'interrogeant sur le statut de l'ecriture dans une demarche de pensee...read more

Product Description: Husserl's phenomenology has often been criticized for its Cartesian, fundamentalistic, idealistic and solipsistic nature. Today, this widespread interpretation must be regarded as being outdated, since it gives but a very partial and limited picture of Husserl's thinking...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)