Phenomenology of Intersubjectivity of Literature
SU Hong-bin
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SU Hong-bin
Abstract
The intersubjectivity of literature is a problem which has been followed with interest recently. The concept of intersubjectivity was first put forward by Husserl who is the founder of phenomenology, which became an important part of phenomenology gradually. Thus this paper thinks it's very beneficial for the development of literary theory to generalize developing course of phenomenology of intersubjectivity. It explores, Satre、George Poulet and Merleau-Ponty's thoughts on this problem so as to draw the outline of the literary theory of intersubjectivity.
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The intersubjectivity of literature is a problem which has been followed with interest recently. The concept of intersubjectivity was first put forward by Husserl who is the founder of phenomenology, which became an important part of phenomenology gradually. Thus this paper thinks it's very beneficial for the development of literary theory to generalize developing course of phenomenology of intersubjectivity. It explores, Satre、George Poulet and Merleau-Ponty's thoughts on this problem so as to draw the outline of the literary theory of intersubjectivity.
Key concepts: Intersubjectivity, Phenomenology (philosophy), Epistemology, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis, Psychology