Expecting the World

• Published in: Futurity in Phenomenology p. 28
• Main Author: Deroo, Neal
• Format: Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: United States Fordham University Press 01.02.2013
• Subjects: Abstract entities; Apperception; Behavioral sciences; Cognitive psychology; Concept of mind; Consciousness theory; Continental Philosophy; Ego; Epistemology; expectation; Freudian personality theory; Historical methodology; Historicity; History; horizons; Husserl; Intuition; Judgment; levels of constituting consciousness; Metaphilosophy; Metaphysics; modes of givenness; Nominalism; Ontology; passive synthesis; Personality; Personality psychology; Personality theories; Phenomenology; Philosophical object; Philosophy; Philosophy of mind; Philosophy of Religion; Psychology; Subjectivity; Transcendentals; Western philosophy; World

In developing his positive account of protention, Husserl is forced to alter his understanding not just of time-consciousness but also of transcendental subjective constitution itself. We encounter the world as always already constituted rather than as some raw content or hyletic data in need of sub...