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Journal articles on the topic "Husserl, Edmund, 1859-1938 – Et la raison"
Pacciolla, Aureliano. "EMPATHY IN TODAYS CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND IN EDITH STEIN." Studia Philosophica et Theologica 18, no. 2 (December 7, 2019): 138–60. http://dx.doi.org/10.35312/spet.v18i2.29.
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Joumier, Laurent. "L'Idée de raison dans la philosophie de Husserl : La fondation phénoménologique de la rationalité." Paris 4, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040033.
Full textThe complete development of Husserl's philosophy can be understood through a task, a finality that only becomes fully explicit in his last philosophy, but which gives meaning and coherence to the different moments of his research. .
Lamy-Théberge, Alexis. "Husserl et la crise de la raison : vers une étude du monde-de-la-vie comme thérapeutique." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/28274/28274.pdf.
Full textHeitz, Jean-Michel. "L'éthique entre raison et sentiment pour une éthique scientifique et une logique des valeurs." Reims, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006REIML001.
Full textThis work attempts firstly to question the sphere of ethics and the foundations which support it, particularly formai practice and axiology as the analogon of the formal logic, or analytic logic, bequeathed by Aristotle. Indeed, action, volition and valorisation can be questioned to learn what relationship they might have with pure logic. Is there a mathesis universalis of values and volition, and can these be understood through a logicaldeductive process? How can the irreducible part belonging to affectivity be defined and delimited? One can not attempt to answer such questions as long as they have not been reintroduced within the vast field of a theory of knowledge. Many authors will be studied, in particular Hume, Kant and Husserl, and their thinking will be broadened towards a contemporary ethical design, that of Paul Ricoeur
Lorelle, Paula. "La raison à l'épreuve du sensible : depuis Husserl et Levinas." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040193.
Full textA new idea of reason was born with phenomenology. Beyond the opposition between rationalism andirrationalism, and against its Kantian reduction to a faculty, reason is redefined in the light of the experiencethat it enables to describe. But the difficulty arises when we attempt to reach the rationality of the sensibleexperience itself, in its own irreducibility to the demands of reason - in its irreducible peculiarity, complexity,lack and indetermination. Under which conditions can we think a logic of the sensible without betrayingsensibility or compromising reason? Husserl’s project of a “logic-of-the-world” requires, in its understandingas in its renewal, a reevaluation of the concepts of “reason” and “sensibility”. This dissertation consists in acritical study of these concepts, from these two main moments of their unfolding: their Husserlian inaugurationand their Levinassian radicalization. From a historical point of view, this choice enables us to assess thisphenomenological extension of reason - from an intellectual conception of sensibility in Husserl, to itsLevinassian depth. From a problematical point of view, this choice enables us to lead the problem to its finalterms, where the sensible is not made of meaning anymore, but appears in its very irrationality - whensensibility is not the perceptive grasp of an identity, but an affective exposure to otherness. Thought in itsfundamental equivocity, sensibility must be the place of a renewed challenge of reason, the critical principle ofthe rationality used by its description
Le, Quitte Samuel. "Phénoménologie et éthique des valeurs selon Husserl." Thesis, Rennes 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013REN1S174.
Full textHusserl's philosophy is an attempt to obtain objective knowledge on the world, which offers a description of the cognitive consciousness, in order to distinguish a presumptive or an illusory belief and an authentic knowledge. However, such a methodological precedence of the objective knowledge should not hide the actual priority of a non-objective and pre-predicative experience of the world. Indeed, the world first appears to us as a practical and valuable world. We can see beautiful objects, useful tools, pleasant landscapes. One is drawn by a sound or disturbed by a light. How are these two points of view to be reconciled? May we conciliate the methodological priority of theoretical consciousness and the empirical precedence of values and goods? This question deals with the possibility of phenomenology itself, because this philosophical method has to transform itself in order to take into account the idiosyncratic kinds of problems that raise the experience of values. Values reach the limits of the “objectifying consciousness's” possibilities. Because they do not belong to the realm of nature, values are not one of the empirical properties of things. More precisely, ethical values query the need of unity in Reason and the need of a strict parallelism between different intentional acts. May injustice or virtue appear as do so colours or shapes in the sensible world? Can these values be intentionally constituted? Does the meaning of values ever exceed the constitutive capabilities in the subject? In order to answer these questions, two fields shall be developed. The first one questions the possibility of a value theory, which is brought by the phenomenological method, that is to say, through a demand of analogy and a demand of transcendental constitution. The second one indicates how the understanding of ethical values implies some shifting and new elaborations in the methodology itself, in order to show, behind the rationality of emotional and volitional acts, the life and work of the ethical subject
Lavigne, Jean-François. "Husserl : chose et espace." Poitiers, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987POIT5021.
Full textFirst part : french translation of husserl's dingvorlesung (1907 summer term course) and of complementary texts, as published in the original ed. By u. Claesges (hua, 16) husserl defines there the fundamental notions of his phenomenology of perception. Then, after a fundamental analysis of the simpler case of perceptions wherein sense data remain unchanged, he develops the intentional implications of cinetically synthetized perceptions; it leads to pointing out the essential inadequateness of every perception of a thing. The last two divisions of the work are dedicated to the study of the kinesthesis-sense field coordination, and to its definite type. Second part : 1) translator's brief comments and critical remarks, related to the first part text. 2) a synthetic essay on husserl's theory of the constitution of material things in perception : the a. Sets forth the decisive import of passive synthesis and its phenomenology. He traces the double fundamental question of the meaning of "being" and "being-so" in the case of material reality. He criticizes the wrong understanding of "phenomenological attitude" as a "reductive" operation --a typically cartesian gesture. Hence the methodological and logical requirements of the concept of constitution. Analyzing the presuppositions of the latter, the a. Shows that founding the constitutive a priori upon a "genetical" a priori ultimately leads to contradiction : phenomenology, as transcendental, proves to be either a modern empiricism,. .
Hardy, Jean-Sébastien. "Phénoménologie des kinesthèses et ontologie du geste : Constitutions originaires du monde et de la chair chez Husserl." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040099.
Full textThis thesis sets itself the task of clarifying and deploying the various phenomenological conceptions of bodily movement within Husserl’s work. As a first step, we seek to shed light on the context which guided the formation of the concept of “kinesthesis” in the 1907 summer lectures on thing and space. As a second step, it will appear necessary to expand the narrow and technical meaning that this “moving-oneself” has in the static phenomenology of perception, in order to take into account the movement thought as a practical action throughout various horizons of the lifeworld. Some texts pertaining to Husserl’s genetic phenomenology seem to allow us to speak of a practical “co-constitution” between the mobility of the flesh and the handiness of the thing and, in doing so, to consider anew the hypothesis of a historicity of the flesh. As a third and final step, we will operate a radicalization of the understanding of bodily movement, in order to grasp it as a “gesture”, that is to say, not only as a mere implement of the intentional projects of the ego, but as the very origin and support of the cardinal structures of the world. The cross-reading of different later texts by Husserl and Heidegger seems to support the project of setting forth an ontological understanding of mobility that is no longer in any way sensualistic or pragmatic. Through these meanings, bodily movement reveals itself as being originally involved in the various constitutive levels of worldliness
Depraz, Natalie. "L'altérité entre transcendance et incarnation : le statut de l'intersubjectivité chez Edmund Husserl." Paris 10, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA100081.
Full textThe problem of others has been aporetical for the founder of Phenomenology, Edmund Husserl. Here is what most phenomenologists think. Even if they took into account his learning, they adopted a critical position with regards to this question, and tried to "solve" the so-called apory by bringing into light the primacy of the world (Merleau-Ponty), of non-egoical consciousness (Sartre), or even of the others themselves (Levinas). The Husserlian phenomenology indeed, beginning with the transcendantal ego, would not allow to reach the others except as other I (alter-egos). The thesis of this work consists in showing that the others give themselves to me most rightly within the Husserlian egology, which is in fact straightforward of intersubjective character. The presence of a "selfotherness" (temporal, fanciing, then reflexive) inside the ego gives way to the others. Egology deepens in ipsology, then in alterology. Its deepest meaning is "leib" as primordial unity of body and
Nyamsi, Franklin. "Phénoménologie et éthique : la question de la valeur chez Husserl et Levinas." Lille 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LIL30065.
Full textDespujol, Franck. "Intuition et signification. La theorie husserlienne du sens intuitif dans le champ de reflexion contemporain." Paris 12, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA120075.
Full textBooks on the topic "Husserl, Edmund, 1859-1938 – Et la raison"
Pradelle, Dominique. L' archéologie du monde: Constitution de l'espace, idéalisme et intuitionnisme chez Husserl. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000.
Find full textPradelle, D., and Dominique Pradelle. L'archeologie du monde - Constitution de l'espace, idealisme et intuitionnisme chez Husserl (PHAENOMENOLOGICA Volume 157). Springer, 2000.
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