Three returns to infinity around the notion of affection
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Universidad Industrial de Santander
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La teoría husserliana de la afección, parte fundamental de su fenomenología de la pasividad, podría conducir a tres regresos al infinito. El primero, se seguiría de una interpretación reflexiva de la auto-conciencia. El segundo, sería el resultado de una multiplicación infinita de las fuentes de afección implicadas en las acciones yoicas. Finalmente, y relativo a la hetero-afección, se produciría un regreso al infinito porque la afección presupondría la afección.
The Husserlian theory of affection, a fundamental part of his phenomenology of passivity, could lead to three returns to infinity. The first would follow a reflexive interpretation of self-consciousness. The second would be the result of an infinite multiplication of the sources of affection involved in the ego actions. Finally, and regarding the hetero-affection, a return to infinity would take place because the affection would presuppose the affection.
The Husserlian theory of affection, a fundamental part of his phenomenology of passivity, could lead to three returns to infinity. The first would follow a reflexive interpretation of self-consciousness. The second would be the result of an infinite multiplication of the sources of affection involved in the ego actions. Finally, and regarding the hetero-affection, a return to infinity would take place because the affection would presuppose the affection.
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Fenomenología, Edmund Husserl, pasividad, afección, intencionalidad, Phenomenology, Edmund Husserl, passivity, affection, intentionality