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Alfred Schutz emphasizes the methods of interpretative social sciences. Thomas Seebohm emphasizes the interpretation of texts and traces essential to the historical sciences. There their accounts are, in the main, mutually complementary, and together they advance the constitutive phenomenological theory of the generically cultural sciences.
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Schütz, Seebobm e a Ciência da Cultura

Do <italic>Leib</italic> à <italic>Chair</italic> – uma afirmação do Sensível

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This text aims to show how the inclusion of sense-perceptions in cognition reformulates Plato’s “canonical version of the theory of Forms” (TF). Knowledge is no longer understood as the activity of a formal, epistemic, subject, but of a psychological one.
In those dialogues dedicated to the exposition of the TF Plato’s view of cognition is based on the identification of <italic>epistêmê</italic> with Forms (according to the model of anamnesis). In the <italic>Theaetetus,</italic> however, sense-perceptions are related to knowledge in a way which sees the <italic>psychê</italic> no longer as an impersonal soul, travelling through a succession of bodies. Plato’s analysis of <italic>doxa</italic> takes <italic>psychê</italic> as a feeling and thinking, irreducibly personal, subjective mind.
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Sujeito epistémico e sujeito psíquico na filosofia platónica

Penser et Être: La critique sartrienne du <italic>cogito</italic>

A fenomenologia de Jan Patočka

L’esthétique d’Henri Maldiney

Henri Maldiney Phenomenologie de l’art et Phenomenologie de l’abstraction

Qu’est-ce que la <italic>Daseinsanalyse?</italic>

Phenomenologie du rêve. Sartre, Binswanger, Boss

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Schütz, Seebobm e a Ciência da Cultura

Do Leib à Chair – uma afirmação do Sensível

Sujeito epistémico e sujeito psíquico na filosofia platónica

Penser et Être: La critique sartrienne du cogito

A fenomenologia de Jan Patočka

L’esthétique d’Henri Maldiney

Henri Maldiney Phenomenologie de l’art et Phenomenologie de l’abstraction

Qu’est-ce que la Daseinsanalyse?

Phenomenologie du rêve. Sartre, Binswanger, Boss

Prefácio

Boletín Ibérico de Fenomenología 2003 – 2004

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