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Eduard Marbach

Catholic University of Louvain
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Catholic University of Louvain
Institut supérieur de philosophie
PhD, 1972
Areas of Specialization
Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Intentionality
Phenomenology and Consciousness
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Mind
Intentionality
Phenomenology and Consciousness
Husserl: Works
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  •  129
    On bringing consciousness into the house of science - with the help of Husserlian phenomenology
    Angelaki 10 (1): 145-162. 2005.
    (2005). On Bringing Consciousness into the House of Science – with the Help of Husserlian Phenomenology. Angelaki: Vol. 10, continental philosophy and the sciences the german traditionissue editor: damian veal, pp. 145-162
    Husserl: Consciousness, MiscHusserl: Phenomenology and Cognitive ScienceValue Theory
  •  46
    Ichlose Phänomenologie bei Husserl
    Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 35 (3): 518-559. 1973.
    Husserl: The Self, Misc
  •  168
    Understanding the representational mind: A prerequisite for intersubjectivity proper
    with I. Kern
    Journal of Consciousness Studies 8 (5-7): 69-82. 2001.
    This paper argues that, from the perspective of phenomenological philosophy, the study of intersubjectivity is closely tied to questions of the representational mind. It focuses on developmental studies of children's understanding of the human mind, setting out some of the main findings and theoretical explanations. It then takes up Husserl's idea of looking at persons in the 'personal attitude'. Understanding motivational connections among a person's subjective experiences is an essential featu…Read more
    This paper argues that, from the perspective of phenomenological philosophy, the study of intersubjectivity is closely tied to questions of the representational mind. It focuses on developmental studies of children's understanding of the human mind, setting out some of the main findings and theoretical explanations. It then takes up Husserl's idea of looking at persons in the 'personal attitude'. Understanding motivational connections among a person's subjective experiences is an essential feature of this attitude. Proposing a unified theoretical interpretation of children's representational achievements, the paper suggests that understanding motivational connections among one's representations requires an ability for reflection that children apply in progressively more refined ways to themselves and others.
    Philosophy of MindHusserl: Intentionality, MiscHusserl: Other-AwarenessPhenomenology and Consciousne…Read more
    Philosophy of MindHusserl: Intentionality, MiscHusserl: Other-AwarenessPhenomenology and Consciousness
  • Why It Is Hard to Be a Monist-If You Want to Be a Phenomenologist
    In Andreas Bächli & Klaus Petrus (eds.), Monism, Ontos. pp. 279-292. 2003.
  • "So You Want to Naturalize Consciousness?" "Why, why not?" - "But How?" Husserl meeting some offspring
    In Carlo Ierna, Filip Mattens & Hanne Jacobs (eds.), Philosophy, Phenomenology, Sciences. Essays in Commemoration of Edmund Husserl, Springer. 2010.
    Husserl: Consciousness, MiscHusserl: Philosophy of Mind, Misc
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    Može li se subjektivnost naturalizirati? Razmišljanja na tragu Husserla
    Filozofska Istrazivanja 26 (2): 359-371. 2006.
    U središtu diskusije o naturaliziranju subjektiviteta u ovom radu stoji razlikovanje između naturaliziranja u jakom smislu i naturaliziranja u slabom smislu . Na temelju metodoloških razmatranja, kao i konkretne analize svijesti na Husserlovu tragu, naturaliziranje subjektiviteta u jakom smislu se odbacuje, a izričito se zagovara mogućnost naturaliziranja u slabom smislu. Za izvode je metodološki relevantno razlikovanje između naturalističkog i fenomenološkog stava. Za odbacivanje naturaliziranj…Read more
    U središtu diskusije o naturaliziranju subjektiviteta u ovom radu stoji razlikovanje između naturaliziranja u jakom smislu i naturaliziranja u slabom smislu . Na temelju metodoloških razmatranja, kao i konkretne analize svijesti na Husserlovu tragu, naturaliziranje subjektiviteta u jakom smislu se odbacuje, a izričito se zagovara mogućnost naturaliziranja u slabom smislu. Za izvode je metodološki relevantno razlikovanje između naturalističkog i fenomenološkog stava. Za odbacivanje naturaliziranja u jakom smislu odlučujuća je fenomenološka analiza vlastite bîti samih svjesnih doživljaja, čije strukture nisu podređene zasebnosti prostorno-vremenski-kauzalne zbiljnosti, što će se pokušati razmotriti na konkretnom primjeru jednoga sjećanja.Im Mittelpunkt der Diskussion der Naturalisierung von Subjektivität steht in diesem Paper eineUnterscheidung zwischen einer Naturalisierung im starken Sinne einer strukturellen Angleichungdes subjektiven Bewusstseinslebens an die natürliche, raum-zeitlich-kausale Ordnung der physikalischenWelt und einer Naturalisierung in einem schwachen Sinne der Einordnung menschlicherSubjektivität in die natürliche Weltordnung. Aufgrund methodologischer Überlegungen sowiekonkreter Bewusstseinsanalyse im Ausgang von Husserl wird eine Naturalisierung von Subjektivitätim starken Sinne verworfen, während die Möglichkeit einer Naturalisierung im schwachen Sinnedurchaus zugestanden wird. Methodologisch relevant für die Ausführungen ist die Unterscheidungzwischen der naturalistischen und der phänomenologischen Einstellung. Sachlich entscheidend fürdie Verwerfung einer Naturalisierung im starken Sinne ist die phänomenologische Analyse der Ei-genwesentlichkeit der Bewusstseinserlebnisse selbst, deren Strukturen dem Aussereinandersein derraum-zeitlich-kausalen Wirklichkeit nicht einzuordnen sind, wie an einem konkreten Beispiel einerErinnerung zu erläutern versucht wird
  •  204
    Edmund Husserl: Phantasy, Image Consciousness, and Memory (1898–1925) (review)
    Husserl Studies 28 (3): 225-237. 2012.
    Husserl: Philosophy of Mind, MiscHusserl: Imagination
  •  2
    Troubles with heterophenomenology
    In Roberto Casati & Barry Smith (eds.), Philosophy and Cognitive Sciences: Proceedings of the 16th International Wittgenstein Symposium (Kirchberg Am Wechsel, Austria 1993), Wien: Hölder-pichler-tempsky. 1994.
    Verbal Reports and Heterophenomenology
  •  45
    On Depicting
    Facta Philosophica 2 (2): 291-308. 2000.
    Philosophy of MindHusserl: Imagination
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