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This volume explores the phenomenological notion of essence and related concepts. It discusses the role of essences in epistemology, philosophy of language, sociology, philosophical anthropology, transcendental phenomenology, phenomenological realism and idealism, imagination, metaphysics, and mathematics.
Due to widespread nominalist tendencies in philosophical approaches to language, anthropology, and sociology, contemporary philosophy has developed a growing aversion against the thinking of essences. Phenomenology, on the other hand, stresses the importance of essences from a methodological and thematic perspective. This volume identifies the centrality of essences in Husserl's transcendental phenomenology and traces their influence from the early phenomenological movement to contemporary debates.
The Phenomenology of Essences will appeal to researchers and advanced students working in phenomenology and history of philosophy.
Contents
1. Introduction Till Grohmann Part 1: Essences and Ideas in the Early Phenomenological Movement 2. Reinach's Negative States of Affairs and the Role of Essence Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray 3. Jean Hering, Husserl and the Essence of Caesar Daniele De Santis 4. Heidegger's Essentialism Daniel O. Dahlstrom 5. Husserl's Essentialist Reform of Brentano's Axiology Genki Uemura Part 2: Husserl's Phenomenological Eidetics 6. Ideation and Eidetic Variation: A Reconsideration Based on Husserl's Texts Rochus Sowa 7. Cultural Elements in Types and Eidos: The Intersubjective Constitution of Types and Its Effect on the Eidos in Husserl's Phenomenology Dieter Lohmar 8. On 'Logical' and 'Relational' Essences in Husserl's Phenomenology Till Grohmann Part 3: Essences in Logic, Mathematics and Philosophy of Language 9. Husserlian Essences and Analytic Philosophy Paul M. Livingston 10. Phenomenological Essences in Historical Perspective: An Essay on the Transcendental-Phenomenological Project of De-Sedimentation Burt C. Hopkins 11. Metalanguage and Metaconsciousness: How Formal Logic Proceeds Toward True Being Kyle Banick 12. The Ideality of Logic: Reassessing Husserl's Anti-psychologism in the Logical Investigations Denis Seron 13. The Essence of Phenomenology in the Mirror of the Phenomenology of Mathematical Essences Dominique Pradelle Part 4: Beyond Husserl's Essentialism 14. Merleau-Ponty's Later Phenomenology of In-visible Essences Diego D'Angelo 15. Deconstructing Essences: Derrida's Two Criticisms of Essentialism Emanuela Carta 16. Ideality and Essence in Marc Richir Alexander Schnell
