Ideen von Edmund Husserl im Lichte der Lehre des hl. Thomas von Aquin
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Author: Cyciura Piotr
Title: THE EDMUND HUSSERL`S IDEAS I IN THE LIGHT OF TEACHINGS OF SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS (Ideen I von Edmund Husserl im Lichte der Lehre des hl. Thomas von Aquin)
Source: Filo-Sofija
year: 2009, vol:.9, number: 2009/1, pages: 133-154
Keywords: HUSSERL, TELEOLOGY, SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS, TRANSCENDENCE, PRODUCTION
Discipline: PHILOSOPHY
Language: DEUTSCH
Document type: ARTICLE
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Abstract Transcendence is understood by Husserl as a being for consciousness. This means that it is ontically not self-reliant. Availing myself of Husserl’s qualification of the constitution as Erzeugung, Produktion – I reinterpret the concept of transcendence as a concept of product. Moreover, I reinterpret the concept of Husserl’s teleology in the light of Thomas’ analysis of act. It appears that responsibility implies the being for others, not simply for consciousness; it implies the being not of the product itself, but of the gift for the person. The products are really not self-reliant, as they can always be deprived of the gift-character and became man-hostile (alienation).
Title: THE EDMUND HUSSERL`S IDEAS I IN THE LIGHT OF TEACHINGS OF SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS (Ideen I von Edmund Husserl im Lichte der Lehre des hl. Thomas von Aquin)
Source: Filo-Sofija
year: 2009, vol:.9, number: 2009/1, pages: 133-154
Keywords: HUSSERL, TELEOLOGY, SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS, TRANSCENDENCE, PRODUCTION
Discipline: PHILOSOPHY
Language: DEUTSCH
Document type: ARTICLE
Publication order reference (Primary author’s office address):
E-mail:
www:
Abstract Transcendence is understood by Husserl as a being for consciousness. This means that it is ontically not self-reliant. Availing myself of Husserl’s qualification of the constitution as Erzeugung, Produktion – I reinterpret the concept of transcendence as a concept of product. Moreover, I reinterpret the concept of Husserl’s teleology in the light of Thomas’ analysis of act. It appears that responsibility implies the being for others, not simply for consciousness; it implies the being not of the product itself, but of the gift for the person. The products are really not self-reliant, as they can always be deprived of the gift-character and became man-hostile (alienation).
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