فلسفه ادراک: پدیدارشناسی و نظریه تصویر [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
Foreword
1 Philosophical Myths and Models
Dissatisfaction at the highest level
The accusation of ‘myth’ in philosophy
Model-making philosophy, a contradictio in adjecto
The myth of the given
From the myth of the given to the myth of the mediate
Interpretationism and the philosophy of perception
Transcendental interpretationism
The link between the myth of the given and the myth of the mediate: Representationism
The paradigm of access
2 Phenomenology: Philosophy without a Model
Phenomenal certainty
From Cartesian Cartesianism to phenomenological Cartesianism
Intentionality: The fundamentum inconcussum relationalis
To the things themselves and back to language
Phenomenological protrepsis
Eidetic variation
3 The Me of Perception
From the conditions of possibility to the consequences of reality
From the primacy of the perceiver to the primacy of perception
From the I to the Me of perception
The imposition of continuing presence
Describing the imposition of presence: The content of perception
The quality of perception and the moment of apperception
Being certain that something is the case: Knowledge and certainty
The impossible epoché
From impression to expression to taking part
Transcendental aesthetics and the assumption of forms of intuition
The embodiment of the perceiver: A consequence of perception
The continuity of the perceived
The perceived and the cause of perception
The imposition of a presence in public
The identity of me
4 The Pause in Participation
Pause versus interruption
The three paradigms of the theory of image perception
The unique object of image perception
The unique origin of image perception
The unique consequences of image perception
Forced into spectatorship
Optical de-individualization of the Me
Deciding to take part
Bibliography
Index