HORIZON

: 30 December 2014

ISSN 2226-5260

St. Petersburg State University
Institute of Philosophy

HORIZON

Studies in Phenomenology

STUDIEN ZUR PHÄNOMENOLOGIE
ФЕНОМЕНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ
ÉTUDES PHÉNOMÉNOLOGIQUES

Volume 1, Number 1 2012

CONTENTS

Editor's Preface

5-6

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I. RESEARCH

Gromov Roman
Definition and Description at Brentano and Husserl. Language-Games in the Phenomenology of Consciousness

7-27

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Author: Gromov Roman
PhD in Philosophy
Associate Professor of the Department of History of Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy and Culture Studies, Southern Federal University (Rostov-on-Don)
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Abstract: In the article logic preconditions of the concept of description at Brentano and Husserl are considered, in particular, a connection between the doctrine of the definition and the practice of the description of consciousness. Originality of Brentanos doctrine is that he has departed from the Aristotelian principle of dichotomizing differentiation of generic concepts. On the contrary, Husserl comes back to an Aristotelian principle of differentiation of generic definitions and confirms an intentionality as a generic property of acts of the consciousness. The author shows how divergences in the logic theory of concept have caused many essential distinctions at Brentano and Husserl in practice of description and in interpretation of the structures of acts of the consciousness.
Key words: Phenomenology, Brentano, Husserl, description, theory of definition, intentionality.
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Patkul Andrei
Time аs Horizon of Understanding of Being in the Fundamental Ontology

28-47

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Author: Patkul Andrei
PhD in Philosophy
Senior lecturer of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Institute of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
199034 St. Petersburg, Russia
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Abstract: This article deals with the notion of time in the Martin Heidegger’s fundamental оntology. The conceptual deference between the ordinary understanding of time and its ontological comprehension as temporality is made here. Namely the time of the ordinary understanding is guided by the moment of “now”, but the temporality as the meaning of human being (of Dasein) has to be treated on the base of its ecstatical character. It is shown in which way the temporality as the ontological meaning of human being can be the condition of possibility of any understanding of being in general.
Key words: Fundamental Ontology, Martin Heidegger, being, time, Dasein, temporality, ecstasis.
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Stanzhevskiy Fedor
Towards Phenomenological Foundations of the Hermeneutical Conception of Personal Identity Over Time

48-64

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Author: Stanzhevskiy Fedor
Research worker at the Centre for Phenomenology and Hermeneutics of the Institute of Philosophy at the St. Petersburg State University
199034 St. Petersburg, Russia
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Abstract: The hermeneutical conception of personal identity and self-understanding is based on narrativity. The latter is hermeneutical in so far as it involves hermeneutic circle wich is inscribed in different ways into our self-understending. However, the narrative self is founded in the phenomenology of embodiment. There is a reciprocal connection between our narrative and embodied selves.
Key words: Narrative, self, self-understanding, self-consciousness, hermeneutic circle, embodiment.
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Serkova Vera
Towards the Spatial Constituting in the Phenomenology of E. Husserl

65-75

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Author: Serkova Vera
DSc, Professor
Department of Native and Foreign Culture, St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University
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Abstract: The article is devoted to phenomenological theory of spatial constituting in the philosophy of E. Husserl. It examines the basic concepts associated with the sense of spatial perception and spatial reflection, personal or bodily consciousness, kinestezy, apprezentation, apperception. The author shows the connection the theory of spatial syntheses of consciousness with the theory of temporal syntheses of consciousness.
Key words: Corporeality, corporeal consciousness, kinestezy, appresentation, apperception, spatial syntheses of consciousness.
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Chernavin Georgy
The Functions of the “Primary (Living) Present” in the Husserl’s Late Phenomenοlogy

76-95

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Author: Chernavin Georgy
Graduate student of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
PhD student of the Laboratory ERRAPHIS, University Toulouse II Le Mirail (France)
PhD student of the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Abstract: This paper examines the contensive and methodological functions of the “primary (living) present” in the Husserl’s late phenomenology. In the first part of the paper transcendental being as a “concrete primarily living present” and transcendental life as a “Heraclitean streaming present” are thematized. In the second part I examine the role of an investigation into the living present in the context of a change of attitude. In the conclusion special attention is given to the primal fact of the “living present” and to the situation of “auto-discovery” in reflection.
Key words: Living present, transcendental being, transcendental life, time-consciousness, phenomenological method, reflection.
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II. ARCHIVE

Husserl Edmund
Bernau Manuscripts on Time Consciousness (1917/1918) № 14-15
(Trans., Comment. by G. Chernavin)

96-114

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Author: Chernavin Georgy
Graduate student of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
PhD student of the Laboratory ERRAPHIS, University Toulouse II Le Mirail (France)
PhD student of the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Abstract: This translation fully reproduces the most compact part of volume XXXIII of collection of Husserl’s works (Part IV). It consists of only two texts: № 14: “My flow of feelings and I” and №15: “Temporal relations of pure I”. Title of part IV “Egological and hyletic temporality in a genetic perspective” seems to be adequate to the content of texts: problem of participation of I in the flow of consciousness and problem of passive hyletic layer of time constitution.
Key words: Flow of feelings, non-egological sensuality, proto-state, hyle.
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Textological seminar:
Bernau Manuscripts of Husserl
(Leader J. Orlova)

115-123

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Author: Kuznetsov Alexei
PhD student of Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
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Abstract: This textological workshop focused on translation of the § 2 of the text № 14 from Bernau Manuscripts. In the framework of the workshop the discussion of the first paragraph of the text no. 14 was given, to be exact — the problem of reduction to the non-egoglogical sensuality (ichlosen Sensualität), status of discretion that leads to non-egological side of I and this I itself.
Key words: Transcendental Ego, non-egological sensuality, phenomenological abstraction, reflective intuition.
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Gethmann Carl Friedrich
Dasein: Cognition and Activity. Heidegger in the Context of the Phenomenology.
Section: Dasein and Cognition. Chapter: Existential Concept of Science. To § 69 b “Being and Time” (Fragment)
(Trans., Comment. by A. Patkul)

124-136

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Author: Patkul Andrei
PhD in Philosophy
Senior lecturer of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Institute of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
199034 St. Petersburg, Russia
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Abstract: The author of this monograph considers substantial sides of philosophical work of Heidegger in its own phenomenological context. Moreover, in contrast to many other interpreters of heideggerian philosophy, Getmann examines Heidegger’s ontological undertaking in the unity of its systematic intention. This fragment is about Heidegger’s reformulation of phenomenological program of Husserl, particularly of the idea of pure consciousness, being of intentional that resulted in neglect of the question about the meaning of being itself and became the key to understanding the philosophical theme of Heidegger.
Key words: Principles of phenomenology, meaning of being, fundamental ontology, ontological funding of sciences.
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Langrebe Ludwig
Problem of Passive Constitution.
(Trans., Comment. by N. Artemenko)

137-157

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Author: Artemenko Natalia
PhD in Philosophy
Senior lecturer of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Instute of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
199034 St. Petersburg, Russia
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Abstract: This article deals with little-studied issue of passive constitution, research of which clears the way to understanding of peculiar Husserl’s transcendental philosophy. The author of the article points out that concept of formation varies between formation of sense and creation, but this fluctuation takes place only in relation to passive synthesis. Landgrebe rests upon a number of statements, considered in the article (“deep-laid dimension” of constitution process cannot be grasped by phenomenological introspection; functions of corporeality belong to functions of passive pre-constitution and with them to transcendental subjectivity; proceeding proto-occurrence of transcendental subjectivity has to be understood as creative process) in which this variation proves to be justified.
Key words: Passive constitution, formation of sense, creation, corporeality, phenomenological introspection, foundation.
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III. DISCUSSIONS

Review of the International Conference
“Recognize — Act — Experience. Phenomenology and Pragmatism”
15–18 June 2011, Erfurt, Germany
(T. Litvin)

158-160

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Author: Litvin Tat'yana
PhD in Philosophy
Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Studies, St. Petersburg University of the Humanities and Social Sciences
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Abstract: The breadth of M. Scheler’s field of scientific interests became thematic base of the international conference that brought together researchers of such diverse lines of investigation as phenomenology and pragmatism. Main subjects that were raised in participants’ papers along with archival and historic-philosophical researches were obviousness and religious experience, theory of values in the context of socio-political discussion, issues of philosophical conception of experience as epistemological and ethical category.
Key words: Max Scheler, phenomenology, pragmatism, theory of values, obviousness, religious action, individual experience, temporality.
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Review of the International Conference
“Discover a New Sense: to Meet Unforeseen”
5–7 July 2011, Toulouse, France
(G. Chernavin)

161-167

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Author: Chernavin Georgy
Graduate student of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
PhD student of the Laboratory ERRAPHIS, University Toulouse II Le Mirail (France)
PhD student of the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Abstract: The main idea of the conference was the need of revision of modern state of the French phenomenology, which accomplished considerable revision of theses of phenomenology, based on classical Husserl’s and Heidegger’s texts, and oriented its researches to analysis of what is not presented phenomenally (such as rupture, trauma, event, face, gift, sacrifice). The conference was divided in 9 thematic blocks that, in addition to discussion the prospects of the French phenomenology and the problems of translation, substantially outlined such topics as prospects of subject of Maldine, scope of the external and manifestation of the Other of Levinas, otherness and phenomenon, phenomenology and pathological, otherness in M. Henri’s thought.
Key words: French phenomenology, post-phenomenology, A. Maldine, E. Levinas, M. Henri.
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IV. BOOK REVIEWS

Zahavi Dan
Subjectivity and Selfhood. Investigating the First-Person Perspective.
The MIT Press, 2008
(T. Litvin)

168-171

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Author: Litvin Tat'yana
PhD in Philosophy
Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Studies, St. Petersburg University of the Humanities and Social Sciences
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Abstract: Systematic research of “first-person” perspective in a monograph continues the old debate about the scientific status of introspection, its peculiarities, and in the interpretation of Zahavi — its advantages in comparison with the “third-person” perspective. The author questions about grounds of formation of self-consciousness, taking into account the experience of philosophy and other human sciences. The aim of this paper is to describe and clarify the whole system of differences and genetics of internal motivation in the form in which subjectivity is a dynamic (temporal) model of consciousness.
Key words: Formation of self-consciousness, internal structure of subjectivity, phenomenological method, internal consciousness of time.
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Gallagher Shaun
How the Body Shapes the Mind.
New York: Oxford University Press, 2005
(А. Khakhalova)

172-179

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Author: Khakhalova Anna
Assistant Professor of the East-European Institute of Psychoanalysis
197198 St. Petersburg, Russia
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Abstract: This paper of Gallagher unifies efforts of a number of scientific fields (neurophysiology, cognitive psychology, phenomenology, analytic philosophy) in the analysis of corporeality of experience. Such issues, concerned with corporeality, as how and to what extent body participates in the process of consciousness, its constitution and functioning, formation of subject’s self and his existence and also in the process of cognition. The main aim of this paper is, as it is seen by the author, is the creation of common interdisciplinary glossary, common theoretical system for studies in the field of corporeality.
Key words: Corporal experience, consciousness, cognition, self, corporal image, corporal scheme, prenoetic structures.
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V. EVENTS

Announce of Research Seminars at the Paris Archives Husserl

180-182

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Announce of the International Conference “Problems of Fortuity and Facticity in Phenomenology”

183-183

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Announce of the International Conference “Martin Heidegger and the Philosophical Tradition: Repetition vs. Overhaul”

184-190

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Announce of the Seminar “Problems of Contemporary Ontology”

191-192

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Announce of the International Conference
“Analytic Philosophy: Problems and Perspectives in Russia”

193-193

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Announce of a Virtual Seminar on the Book by A. G. Chernjakov “Ontology of Time. Being and Time in the Philosophy of Aristotle, Husserl, Heidegger”

194-194

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: 29 December 2014

ISSN 2226-5260

St. Petersburg State University
Institute of Philosophy

HORIZON

Studies in Phenomenology

STUDIEN ZUR PHÄNOMENOLOGIE
ФЕНОМЕНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ
ÉTUDES PHÉNOMÉNOLOGIQUES

Volume 2, Number 1 2013

CONTENTS

I. RESEARCH

Motroshilova Nelly
G. Kantor and E. Husserl: the Interrelationship of their Ideas

7-27

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Author: Motroshilova Nelly
DSc in Philosophy, Professor
Head of the Department of the historical-philosophical investigations, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Science
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Abstract: The article deals with the scientific interrelationship between the great mathematician G. Kantor and the young mathematician-philosopher E. Husserl. Their cooperation started during their stay in Halle and their work at Halle University. It was at this time that Kantor’s set theory and Husserl’s phenomenology were being formed. Such fundamental concepts as those of set, unity and manifold, whole and aggregate, number etc. were explored both by Kantor, a well-known mathematician and by Husserl, who was then a beginning philosopher, the author of the “Philosophy of arithmetic” and the “Logical investigations”. The article offers a somewhat unorthodox view, demonstrating how deeply and strongly Husserl’s philosophical search was related to the history of mathematics, logic and exact sciences in general. It is also demonstrated that the philosophical dimension of Kantor’s work is not cancelled with the “antimetaphysical” turn in mathematics and natural sciences in the 20^th century, for it constitutes an answer (adequate to his time) to today’s and tomorrow’s theoretical needs of the science.
Key words: Set theory, philosophy of mathematics, phenomenology, the concept of number, philosophy of arithmetic.
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Chernavin Georgy
The Teleology of Concordant Experience in Husserl’s Phenomenology

28-47

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Author: Chernavin Georgy
Graduate student of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
PhD student of the Laboratory ERRAPHIS, University Toulouse II Le Mirail (France)
PhD student of the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Abstract: In this paper we treat the problematic of immanent teleology of experience in the boundaries of transcendental phenomenology, including problems such as the accomplishment of intention, adequate evidence, and implications of reason in experience. We bring special attention to the thematic of the Thing, which we treat as a “regulative idea” or as a τέλος. In the paper, we also discuss the synthesis of the concordance of experience and the mental experiment of the dissolving of concordance. On this grounds we conclude with a discussion of the possible connection between immanent teleology of experience and phenomenological metaphysics.
Key words: Immanent teleology of experience, transcendental phenomenology, evidence, concordance, thing, regulative idea.
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Gedina Linda
The Meaning of the Montage for the Esthetic Value of a Film. An Explanation with Reference to Heidegger

48-61

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Author: Gedina Linda
MA in Philosophy
PhD student, University of Latvia, Cesis, Latvia
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Abstract: With Heidegger film phenomenology becomes able to elucidate understanding in so far as it is noematic. In the art of film it is during montage that the single frame of meaning is created. Film editing has different interpretations in theories of cinema, but filmmakers make use of it so that it lets the language offi lm become that of art. It is not a language with abstract rules regulating understanding, on the conrary, it is showing itself that happens “between” the canvas of the screen and the spectator in which is created this work of art. The work of art builds itself as a reference whole of connotative indexes, while the film tries to get away it explicitly before the spectator’s eyes. Auteur cinema in its turn has an artificial language which is built so as to determine or modify the understanding of a film. Such a film has a noematic language generating senses where particular features of the language of art are articulated on behalf of the genuine purpose of the film.
Key words: Film phenomenology, montage, noema, auteur cinema.
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Ottaviano Giulietta
G. Shpet: a Way from Phenomenology to Hermeneutics

62-75

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Author: Ottaviano Giulietta
DSc in Philosophy
University Roma Tre, Department of Philosophy
Member of the Philosophical Society of Rome
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Abstract: This article examines the analysis of themes relevants to Husserl’s phenomenology, which are present in Appearance and Sense by Gustav Shpet: the relation between sense and comprehension and between noesis and noema. Shpet emphasizes the hermeneutical theme regarding “comprehension” as a resolutive dimension to solve aspects not clarified by Husserl. The Shpet’s critical enquiry, in the course of his subsequent observation, gets to an hermeneutical logic. Shpet identifies the centrality of language as a form of thinking, through the recovery of the Humboldt’s meaning of the “inner form”.
Key words: Gustav Shpet, Sense and Comprehension, noema, noesis, hermeneutical logic, the inner form, philosophy of culture.
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Muresan Ioana-Marta
The Sublime and Teleological Reflection in Marc Richir and Edmund Husserl

76-82

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Author: Muresan Ioana-Marta
MA in Philosophy
University of Cluj-Napoca (Romania)
MA student of the University of Toulouse II — Le Mirail (France) and Hosei University (Tokyo, Japan)
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Abstract: Identifying from the very beginning the ethical nature of Husserl’s phenomenology in the conjunction between the formal and historical teleology, the author searches for the same ethical mark in the richirian philosophy of “instability”. She does so by discussing the concepts of telos in relation to the “moment” of sublime. The latter also leads to the question of the balance between ethics and aesthetics in the restructured field of phenomenology, as envisaged by Marc Richir.
Key words: Teleology, history, sublime, ethics, aesthetics, archè, event.
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II. ARCHIVE

Schnell Alexander
Time and Phenomenon. Husserl’s Phenomenology of Time (1893–1918). Section С. The Constitution of Pre-immanent Temporality. Chapter III. The Original Process and Double Fulfilling-Emptying Intentionality in “Bernau Manuscripts”. Part 2
(Trans., Comment. by G. Chernavin)

83-117

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Author: Chernavin Georgy
Graduate student of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
PhD student of the Laboratory ERRAPHIS, University Toulouse II Le Mirail (France)
PhD student of the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Abstract: In the second part of published translation, A. Schnell describes primordial temporal process (and it’s reflective given) in terms of “filling” and “devastation” with the help of “three-dimensional” temporal diagram and forms a model of protoprocess as process of constitution and formation of specific temporal noemata.
Key words: Pre-immanent temporality, filling-devastating intentionality, retential and protential phases, protoprocess.
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Husserl Edmund
Husserliana XXXIII. Bernau Manuscripts on Time Consciousness (1917/1918) № 13
(Trans., Comment. by G. Chernavin)

118-130

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Author: Chernavin Georgy
Graduate student of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
PhD student of the Laboratory ERRAPHIS, University Toulouse II Le Mirail (France)
PhD student of the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Abstract: Central problem of this text is the need of prevention of infinite regress of constitutive levels of consciousness-time. Husserl solves this problem with the help of internal reflexivity of consciousness, to be exact of retential interrelationship of consciousness with itself. Such a decision requires an analysis of the introspection procedure, which Husserl conducts with support of new diagrams of consciousness-time and diagrams of introspection.
Key words: Constitution of immanent time, levels of consciousness-time, regress, internal reflexivity of consciousness, intention, prehension, retention.
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Grondin Jean
The Late Discovery of Schelling in Hermeneutics
(Trans., Comment. by А. Vyazemskiy)

131-142

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Author: Viazemskiy Aleksandr
Post-graduate student of the Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
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Abstract: This article does not pretend to give a full exposal of declared thesis, but rather points out a number of facts that testify the influence of Schelling’s philosophy (of the period of “positive philosophy and philosophy of revelation”) on the formation of hermeneutics in the person of Heidegger and Gadamer. This is where Gronden indicates the relation between the concept of “non-preconcievable” of Schelling and the concept of “self-” of Heidegger; with the help of this relation Gadamer, as noted by Gronden, connects Heidegger’s hermeneutics of facticity and Schelling’s “philosophy of revelation”, which allowed him to give ontological character to the concept of language.
Key words: Non-preconcievable, self-, hermeneutics of M. Heidegger, H.-G. Gadamer.
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III. DISCUSSIONS

Interview with Prof. Dr. László Tengely
Wuppertal University, 2^nd July 2012, Part 2
(Prep. and Trans. by А. Kozyreva, G. Chernavin)

143-156

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Author: Tengelyi László
DSc in Philosophy
PhD in Classical Philology
Professor at the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Kozyreva Anastasia
MA in Philosophy
Research worker at the Center for Phenomenology and Hermeneutics, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
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Chernavin Georgy
Graduate student of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
PhD student of the Laboratory ERRAPHIS, University Toulouse II Le Mirail (France)
PhD student of the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Abstract: In the second published part of the interview questions about the future of phenomenology as loyal to transcendental project of Husserl and its interaction with philosophical and non-philosophical disciplines, academic form of phenomenology that impedes the dissociation with other lines of investigation, role of the practical problems in the future of phenomenology.
Key words: Politics, ethics, theory of action, gestalt psychology, phenomenological sociology.
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Gesprach mit Prof. Dr. László Tengely
Bergische Universität Wuppertal. Den 02. Juli 2012. Teil II
(Prep. and Trans. by А. Kozyreva, G. Chernavin)

157-169

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Author: Tengelyi László
DSc in Philosophy
PhD in Classical Philology
Professor at the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Kozyreva Anastasia
MA in Philosophy
Research worker at the Center for Phenomenology and Hermeneutics, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
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Chernavin Georgy
Graduate student of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
PhD student of the Laboratory ERRAPHIS, University Toulouse II Le Mirail (France)
PhD student of the University of Wuppertal (Germany)
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Abstract: In the second published part of the interview questions about the future of phenomenology as loyal to transcendental project of Husserl and its interaction with philosophical and non-philosophical disciplines, academic form of phenomenology that impedes the dissociation with other lines of investigation, role of the practical problems in the future of phenomenology.
Key words: Politics, ethics, theory of action, gestalt psychology, phenomenological sociology.
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Review of the International Conference
“Philosophy, Mathematics, Linguistics: Aspects of Interaction-2012”
22–25 May 2012, Saint-Petersburg
(O. Prozorov)

170-175

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Author: Prozorov Oleg
PhD in Language Sciences received from the University Paris X Nanterre
Leading Specialist of the Laboratory of Algebra and Number Theory, St. Petersburg Departement of V.A. Steklov Institute of Mathematics of the Russian Academy of Sciences
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Abstract: The conference was a realization of a long-overdue need of a broad dialogue of representatives of natural sciences and the Arts in relation to the growing mathematization of scientific knowledge. It is essential for the conference that such interaction of mathematics with philosophy and/or linguistics, which shows that “inconceivable effectiveness of mathematics” shows itself also in such Arts as philosophy and linguistics.
Key words: Mathematics, language, logics, semantics, syntax, logic of Kant.
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Review of the International Conference
History of Philosophy in a Social and Cultural Context — II
24–25 December 2012, RSHU, Moscow
(А. Patkul)

176-193

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Author: Patkul Andrei
PhD in Philosophy
Senior lecturer of the Department of Ontology and Epistemology, Institute of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State University
199034 St. Petersburg, Russia
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Abstract: Thematic variety of report at this conference was kept within the declared boundaries of correlation of philosophy with the social context, in which it solely exists, quite rigidly. One of the speakers formulated several theses concerning interference of philosophy and social context: conscious suspension of social-cultural context in the interpretation of the tradition is not productive, socially meaningful context of the thought is always differentiated, there is always a “motivational complex” in the connection of semantic realties.
Key words: Philosophy, social-cultural context, historicity, ecstatic sociality.
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IV. BOOK REVIEWS

Shaun Gallagher, Daniel Schmicking (editors)
Handbook of Phenomenology and Cognitive Science. Springer, 2010
(F. Stanzhevskiy)

194-200

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Author: Stanzhevskiy Fedor
Research worker at the Centre for Phenomenology and Hermeneutics of the Institute of Philosophy at the St. Petersburg State University
199034 St. Petersburg, Russia
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Abstract: Guide to the phenomenology and cognitive science investigates the interaction between these two fields of research. In particular, issues of interrelationship between phenomenology and experimental cognitive science, problems of consciousness and emotions, corporeality and itersubjectivity, perception and action, language and sense are considered. In addition, proposals on the practical application of phenomenology (in psychophysics and neurophysiology) in relation to the research of all kinds of mental pathologies are analyzed.
Key words: Naturalistic setting, phenomenology, cognitive science, subjective experience, neurophenomenology.
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“Ways are not Labor”. On the Tenth Anniversary of Publishing the Heidegger Almanac.
(Heidegger-Jahrbuch. Freiburg/München, Verlag Karl Alber 2004–2012. Herausgegeben von Denker A. und Zaborowski H.)
(N. Brosova)

201-207

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Author: Brosova Natalia
DSc in Philosophy
Professor of the Department of Cultural and Political Research, National Research University “Belgorod State University”
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Abstract: “Heideggerian annual” (Heidegger-Jahrbuch) has its own specificity in its thematic selections of researches. The annual incarnates a number of aims: first, it provides a forum for international scientific critique of Heidegger’s philosophy and, secondly, discovers research perspectives related to the possibility of publication of new manuscripts or biographical documents.
Key words: Handbook, key theme, inaccessible sources, letters, reviews.
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Chernavin Georgy
Transcendental Archeology — Ontology — Metaphysics. Methodological Alternatives in Husserl’s Phenomenological Philosophy.
Libri Virides 7, Nordhausen: T. Bautz, 2011
(D. Kononets)

208-213

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Author: Kononets Dar'ya
MA student of the Erasmus Mundus Europhilosophie in University of Bonn
MA student of the Charles University in Prague and University of Wuppertal
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Abstract: In the book, which is a result of his magister studies, G. Chernayin develops alternative methodological projects: “archeology of consciousness”, “ontology of the world of experience” and “metaphysics of primordial facticity”, presented as sketches in late Husserl’s manuscripts. In the monograph author brings forward a thesis, according to which an application of different methodological alternatives is needed in order to fully accomplish a phenomenological research, which in the course of study reveal their complementarity.
Key words: Mediated obviousness, description delay, boundaries of description, passive motivation, coordination of experience.
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V. EVENTS

Announce of the Summer School in Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mind Held by Dan Zahavi at the Center for Subjectivity Research at the Copenhagen University
(Copenhagen, Denmark, 12–16 August 2013)

214-215

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Announce of the III International Conference “The World of Man: a Normative Dimension — 3: Rationality and Legitimacy”
(Saratov, Russia, 13–15 June 2013)

216-217

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Announce of the International Conference on the Problems of Philosophy and Methodology of Research in Human Sciences: “Human Sciences and (or) Humanities Knowledge”
(Odessa, Ukraine, 30–31 May 2013)

218-219