To live together with others : from Husserl's phenomenology of intersubjectivity

Hamauzu, Shinji

To live together with others : from Husserl's phenomenology of intersubjectivity

Hamauzu, Shinji

臨床哲学, 2016, 18, 191-205

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タイトル	To live together with others : from Husserl's phenomenology of intersubjectivity
著者	NRID 1000070218527 1000070218527 著者名 Hamauzu, Shinji ; 浜渦, 辰二
内容	講演原稿
内容	This paper was read at the Renmin University of China, on the 20th September, 2016. I deeply appreciate prof. Li Kelin’ s organizing my seminar.
抄録	At the turning point of 19th century to 20th century, from the modernperiod to the contemporary period, the first philosopher who regarded“others” as one of the fundamental problems of philosophy and wrestled with it for the first time in the history of European philosophy was the founder of phenomenology, Edmund Husserl. However he didn't remain concerned the problem of “other minds”, such as the question “How can I get knowledge about other minds?”, but grasped the problem of “others” in wider sense and stated it as the “fundamental problem of phenomenology”. He tried to discuss his investigation on “others” as problematics of “intersubjectivity” since his early period. They are on the one hand a inquiry into the relationship “between subject and subject”, but on the other a problem of the relationship “between subject and object”, namely a thought that the world in itself is no object apart from the subject, but is constituted “intersubjectively”. Husserl investigated the theory of “others” just in such a context. His problematics of “intersubjectivity” were connected to traditional and contemporary philosophers. They are also intertwined with most of problems he investigated in various ways: through the contrast between ontology and phenomenology, we notice that they come into the structure of “phenomenon” and are related to one of fundamental concepts of phenomenology, i.e. the term “intentionality”. The very idea of “intentionality” broke the dualistic scheme of “subject and object” that was presupposed in the modern philosophy, and gave birth to the idea of “between”. Thus, we can say that the idea of “intentionality” prepared the phenomenology of “intersujectivity” as the “fundamental problems of phenomenology”. This is just the clue to solve why almost every problem Husserl investigated is connected to problematics of “intersubjectivity".
出版者	大阪大学大学院文学研究科臨床哲学研究室
出版者	オオサカ　ダイガク　ダイガクイン　ブンガク　ケンキュウカ　リンショウ　テツガク　ケンキュウシツ
収録物名	臨床哲学
収録物名	Clinical philosophy
巻(号)	18
ページ	191-205
刊行年月	2016-12-31
言語	英語
ハンドルURL	https://hdl.handle.net/11094/60609
PISSN	13499904
NCID	AA11365007
アクセス権	open access
出版タイプ	Version of Record
カテゴリ	紀要論文 Departmental Bulletin Paper
カテゴリ	臨床哲学 / 第18号

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DC.publisher	大阪大学大学院文学研究科臨床哲学研究室
DC.publisher	オオサカ　ダイガク　ダイガクイン　ブンガク　ケンキュウカ　リンショウ　テツガク　ケンキュウシツ
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DC.description	This paper was read at the Renmin University of China, on the 20th September, 2016. I deeply appreciate prof. Li Kelin’ s organizing my seminar.
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