The Role of Intention Context Structure in the Thought of Husserl and Heidegger in his Early Years
OU Dong-ming
Abstract
OU Dong-ming
Abstract
Husserl is always inquiring the possibility of common knowledge, and Heidegger in his early years studies the sense of existence, which goes beyond and includs Husserl′s argument. To build an unconditional original science, both adopt similar intentionality approaches to solve their academic porblems. The difference is that Husserl′s intentionality is in the inherent scope of pure consciousness while Heidegger′s life experience intentionality is not confined to any domain and has a pure sense of context in form. By intention context approaches, Husserl and Heidegger in his early years show their world of sense in different ways and unveil its auto-structure mechanism. Heidegger′s early thought on life experience intentionality serves as the essential ideological prerequisite for his later understanding of existence and unique expression.
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Husserl is always inquiring the possibility of common knowledge, and Heidegger in his early years studies the sense of existence, which goes beyond and includs Husserl′s argument. To build an unconditional original science, both adopt similar intentionality approaches to solve their academic porblems. The difference is that Husserl′s intentionality is in the inherent scope of pure consciousness while Heidegger′s life experience intentionality is not confined to any domain and has a pure sense of context in form. By intention context approaches, Husserl and Heidegger in his early years show their world of sense in different ways and unveil its auto-structure mechanism. Heidegger′s early thought on life experience intentionality serves as the essential ideological prerequisite for his later understanding of existence and unique expression.
Key concepts: Intentionality, Epistemology, Phenomenology (philosophy), Consciousness, Context (archaeology), Argument (complex analysis), Philosophy, Scope (computer science)