PII | S123456780010187-6-1 |
DOI | 10.18254/S271326680010187-6 |
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Affiliation: University of Tennessee
Address: Knoxville USA
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Journal name | Studies in Transcendental Philosophy |
Edition | Volume 1 Issue 1 |
Abstract | The aim is to develop some new alternatives for a phenomenalistic reading of Kant. Although the concern is ultimately with empirically real objects, I begin with a reading of the Aesthetic and the notion of appearances as at least possibly of empirically real objects. Employing Husserlian terminology, I take these to be the “noematic correlate” of a fundamental mode of directedness borne by an (at least initially) purely aesthetic “noesis.” From here, and with a new reading of Kant’s discussion of the “transcendental object = X,” new possibilities open for a sense in which even a phenomenalistic Kant might – without regarding them as also existing in themselves – regard empirically real objects as more than mere “logical constructs” out of the Aesthetic’s “appearances.” |
Keywords | Kant, appearances, intentional objects, noesis/noema, phenomenalism, transcendental object = X |
Acknowledgment | RFFI grant project 20-011-00842 A Formation and Transformation of concepts in Phenomenological Philosophy. History of Terms and Discussions |
Received | 22.06.2020 |
Publication date | 06.07.2020 |
Number of characters | 12253 |
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