Phantasy, image consciousness, and memory (1898-1925)

Husserl Edmund

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Phantasy, image consciousness, and memory (1898-1925)

Edmund Husserl

Translated by John Brough

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Phantasy and image consciousness Edmund Husserl

pp.1-205

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<from the theory of re-presentation in phantasy and memory to the introduction of the doctrine of reproduction or double re-presentation> Edmund Husserl

pp.207-260

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Phantasy and re-presentation (memory)

&lgt;the question of the relationship between apprehension and belief quality>

Edmund Husserl

pp.261-266

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Belief as impression

Edmund Husserl

pp.267-277

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<memory and iterations of memory. modal characteristics and apparencies> Edmund Husserl

pp.279-295

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Memory and phantasy. <modification of belief fundamentally different from modification of impression in reproduction. aporia

what kind of modification does memory undergo by shifting into "mere phantasy"?>

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pp.297-304

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<perception, memory, phantasy, and intentions directed toward the temporal nexus> Edmund Husserl

pp.305-321

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<phantasy as "modification through and through." on the revision of the content-apprehension schema> Edmund Husserl

pp.323-327

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Immanent and internal phantasy (in the double sense). phantasy and perception. <perception as presentation, phantasy as modification of presentation> Edmund Husserl

pp.329-334

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The modifications of believing

belief (certainty), inclination, doubt, and so on, in the sphere of simple intuition. <extension in imaginative modification to phantasy>

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pp.335-343

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<memory as consciousness "once again" in contrast to perception and pure phantasy> Edmund Husserl

pp.345-347

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<"sensation," memory, expectation, and phantasy as modes of time consciousness. consciousness as nexus> Edmund Husserl

pp.349-353

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perceptual series, memorial modification, phantasy modification, presentation — re-presentation, actuality and inactuality as intersecting differences. two fundamentally different concepts of phantasy

1) inactuality, 2) re-presentation

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pp.355-361

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<vitality and suitability in re-presentation; empty re-presentation. internal consciousness, internal reflection. the strict concept of reproduction> Edmund Husserl

pp.363-399

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Modes of reproduction and phantasy image consciousness Edmund Husserl

pp.401-552

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<reproduction and image consciousness. separating the apprehension of an image object from the consciousness of a perceptual illusion. universalization of the concept of phantasy (re-presentation)

1) reproductive re-presentation, 2) perceptual re-presentation; that is, re-presentation in image, in pictorial exhibiting>

Edmund Husserl

pp.553-579

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On the theory of image consciousness and figment consciousness Edmund Husserl

pp.581-598

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<on the theory of intuitions and their modes> Edmund Husserl

pp.599-658

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Pure possibility and phantasy Edmund Husserl

pp.659-688

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Phantasy — neutrality Edmund Husserl

pp.689-714

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Publication details

Publisher: Springer

Place: Dordrecht

Year: 2005

Pages:

Series: Edmund Husserl Collected Works

Series volume: 11

DOI: 10.1007/1-4020-2642-0

ISBN (hardback): 9781402026416

Full citation:

Husserl Edmund (2005) Phantasy, image consciousness, and memory (1898-1925). Dordrecht, Springer.