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by Corry Shores
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Richard L. W. Clarke at phillwebb.net
danmihalache at dannarhitect.wordpress.com
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Husserl Phenomenology Series, Entry Directory
What does Husserl got to do with you?
When we become more aware of something, we can appreciate it more. What if we became aware of our own awareness? Might we not learn some probing insights about how we give meaning and value to our lives, relations, and the things in the world around us?
Relevance to Deleuze:
Deleuze poses alternate theories of our awareness. Perhaps Deleuze deserves the attention of phenomenological studies.
Husserl is the founder of a field of philosophical inquiry called Phenomenology. On the basis of his labor, genius, and technical innovations, humans obtained powerful and fruitful tools for examining consciousness and things related to it.
From Husserl's Works
Husserl, Ideas I, Entry Directory
Husserl, Logical Investigations, entry directory
Husserl, On the Phenomenology of the Consciousness of Internal Time, Entry Directory
Secondary Works on Husserl
Manifolds of Time, Dimensions of Duration: Bergson’s and Husserl’s Different Riemannian Multiplicities
Kelly's "Husserl, Deleuzean Bergsonism and the Sense of the Past in General", Entry Directory
Nicolas de Warren’s Husserl and the Promise of Time summary of Ch1Sb4 “Transcendental Reductions”
My Own Works
Husserl’s Complex Intention and Its Unintended Tension: The Ambiguous Constitution of Consciousness Happening Now
Husserl’s Wandering Wonder: The Tensed Body’s Supple Spirit (Object Constitution and Synthesis from the Body to Cultural Objects)
Husserl’s Melody of Internal Time
Melodies of Time: Deleuze’s Anti-Husserlian Theory of Phenomena
Three Times Time Equals Flow: Husserl's Tripartite Stream of Consciousness
Notes From Leuven Husserl Archive Seminars
Husserl’s Phantom, According to Ullrich Melle and Filip Mattens of the Leuven Husserl-Archief
Husserl's Shorthand, Gabelsberger
Gabelsberger Posts, Entry Directory
Other Phenomenology Entries
Merleau-Ponty Phenomenology Series, Entry Directory Castañeda's indexical reference, first-person pronoun, and transcendental selfhood
Image credits
First portrait:
http://www.phillwebb.net/History/Twentieth/Continental/Phenomenology/Husserl/Husserl.htm
(Thanks Richard L. W. Clarke at phillwebb.net)
Second portrait:
http://dannarhitect.wordpress.com/husserl-edmund/
(Thanks danmihalache at dannarhitect.wordpress.com)
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