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7The “Origin” of Metaphysical Thinking and the so-called “Metaphysics of Presence”New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy 3 225-239. 2003.
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13Authentic and Symbolic Numbers in Husserl's Philosophy of ArithmeticNew Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy 2 39-71. 2002.
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7Meaning and Truth in Klein’s Philosophico-Mathematical WritingsMethodos 9. 2009.La manière dont Jacob Klein rend compte de l’historicité propre aux unités de base de la signification dans la pensée de la Grèce ancienne ainsi que de l’Europe moderne est présentée et étudiée en relation au « sens de l'être » dans la pensée phénoménologique heideggerienne et à la conception husserlienne de la signification ontologique instrumentale du calcul symbolique. Sur le fond des reconstructions kleiniennes des nombres éidétiques dans le Sophiste de Platon et de l’ontologie cartésienne d…Read more
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4On the Origin of the “Language” of Formal MathematicsIn Filip Mattens (ed.), Meaning and Language: Phenomenological Perspectives, Springer. pp. 149--168. 2008.
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5Jacob Klein on François Vieta’s Establishment of Algebra as the General Analytical ArtGraduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 25 (2): 51-85. 2004.What is at stake for Jacob Klein in François Vieta’s analytical art is the birth of both the “modern concept of ‘number’ [Zahl], as it underlies symbolic calculi” and the expanded, in contrast to ancient Greek science, scope of the generality of mathematical science itself. Of the former, Klein writes that it “heralds a general conceptual transformation which extends over the whole of modern science”. The latter, he says, lends the “treatment” [πραγματεία] at issue in the ancient Greek mathemati…Read more
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UNiTy iNaNCiENT aND mODErN PHilOSOPHy aNDTHE HyPOTHESiS Of uNivErSal HiSTOryProblemos 82 82-69. 2012.The paper argues for three things. First, that the abstract concepts of ancient Greek and modern mathematics are fundamentally different. The general treatment of mathematical things in ancient Greek mathematics manifestly does not presuppose a general mathematical object, while in modern mathematics the generality of the method presupposes precisely such a general mathematical object. Two, that this difference in abstract concepts of mathematics makes a difference in our understanding of a disc…Read more
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10Husserl’s Psychologism, and Critique of Psychologism, RevisitedHusserl Studies 22 (2): 91-119. 2006.
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1The Philosophical Achievement of Jacob KleinNew Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy 11 282-296. 2011.Jacob Klein’s account of the original phenomenon of formalization accomplished by the innovators of modern mathematics, when they transformed the Greek arithmos into the modern concept of number, and his suggestion that the essential structure of this historically located formalization has become paradigmaticfor the concept formation of non-mathematical concepts (and therefore the most salient characteristic of the “modern consciousness”), is situated within the context of Husserl’s and Heidegge…Read more
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Derrida and Husserl: The end of a controversyInternational Journal of Philosophical Studies 12 (2). 2004.
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2The New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy (edited book)Routledge. 2001.The New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy provides an annual international forum for phenomenological research in the spirit of Husserl's groundbreaking work and the extension of this work by such figures as Scheler, Heidegger, Sartre, Levinas, Merleau-Ponty and Gadamer.
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Intentionality in Husserl and Heidegger: An Interpretative AppraisalDissertation, DePaul University. 1988.The dissertation endeavors to study the controversial relationship of the phenomenologies of Husserl and Heidegger by investigating their respective treatments of intentionality. Husserl's reflective and Heidegger's hermeneutical accounts of intentionality are brought into bold phenomenal relief in order to secure the phenomenal basis underlying their conflicting views of both the character and status of this phenomenon. Specifically, the study discusses Husserl's reflective exhibition of intent…Read more
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3The Phenomenological Project of Desedimenting the Formalization of Meaning: Jacob Klein's ContributionPhilosophy Today 46 (Supplement): 168-177. 2002.
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11Husserl and Jacob KleinThe European Legacy 21 (5-6): 535-555. 2016.The article explores the relationship between the philosopher and historian of mathematics Jacob Klein’s account of the transformation of the concept of number coincident with the invention of algebra, together with Husserl’s early investigations of the origin of the concept of number and his late account of the Galilean impulse to mathematize nature. Klein’s research is shown to present the historical context for Husserl’s twin failures in the Philosophy of Arithmetic: to provide a psychologica…Read more
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7The Other of Contemporary Discourse about the Other: Plato's (not the Platonic) Idea of the GoodComparative and Continental Philosophy 1 (1): 105-117. 2009.For all its diversity, contemporary discourse about the Other shares the following suppositions: the Other in its radicality eludes the economy of the logic of the Same; it is beyond Being; its alterity is tied to the infinite in a manner that exceeds the ambit of thematization; and the problem it presents to philosophy is novel, in the precise sense that the dominant logic of the Western tradition, the so-called “logic of the Same” , is incapable of recognizing the full depth of the problem of …Read more
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24Crisis, History, and Husserl’s Phenomenological Project of Desedimenting the Formalization of MeaningGraduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 24 (1): 75-102. 2003.Two of Husserl’s most important, though fragmentary texts from the final phase of his thought, The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology and “The Origin of Geometry as an Intentional-Historical Problem,” focus on the themes of history and the life-world. It is well known that prior to these works Husserl sought to establish transcendental phenomenology as both a factually and an historically pure eidetic science. Thus the interpreter of the whole of Husserl’s thought is fa…Read more
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4Steven G. Crowell: Husserl and the Space of Meaning: Paths Towards Trascendental PhilosophyAreté. Revista de Filosofía 14 (2). 2002.El artículo no presenta resumen.
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3On the paradoxical inception and motivation of transcendental philosophy in Plato and HusserlMan and World 24 (1): 27-47. 1991.
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16Klein and Derrida on the Historicity of Meaning and the Meaning of Historicity in Husserl's Crisis-TextsJournal of the British Society for Phenomenology 36 (2): 179-187. 2005.
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8Volviendo a Husserl. Reactualizando el contexto filosófico tradicional del “problema” fenomenológico del otro. La Monadología de Leibniz (review)Areté. Revista de Filosofía 23 (2): 357-379. 2011.“Back to Husserl: Reclaiming the Traditional Philosophical Context ofthe Phenomenological ‘Problem’ of the Other: Leibniz’s Monadology”. The internalmotivation that led Husserl to revise his early view of the pure Ego as empty ofessential content is traced to the end of explicating his reformulation of phenomenologyas the egology of the concrete transcendental Ego. The necessity ofrecasting transcendental phenomenology as a transcendental idealism that followsfrom this reformulation is presented…Read more
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12Husserlian Transcendental and Eidetic Reductions and the Interpretation of Plato’s DialoguesBochumer Philosophisches Jahrbuch Fur Antike Und Mittelalter 7 (1): 81-114. 2002.This essay articulates obstacles to an interpretation of the whole proper to Plato’s philosophy that are rooted in the general methodical principle of traditional hermeneutics, and then addresses them by a novel hermeneutic application of Husserl’s transcendental and eidetic reductions. This application involves disclosing the transcendental phenomena of the texts of Plato’s dialogues on the basis of the former and articulating their phenomenological essence in accord with the latter. A meta-her…Read more
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16De regreso a la fuente del platonismo en la filosofía de las matemáticas: la crítica de Aristóteles a los números eidéticosAreté. Revista de Filosofía 22 (1): 27-50. 2010.De acuerdo con la así llamada concepción platonista de la naturaleza de las entidades matemáticas, las afirmaciones matemáticas son análogas a las afirmaciones acerca de objetos físicos reales y sus relaciones, con la diferencia decisiva de que las entidades matemáticas no son ni físicas ni espacio temporalmente individuales, y, por tanto, no son percibidas sensorialmente. El platonismo matemático es, por lo tanto, de la misma índole que el platonismo en general, el cual postula la tesis de un m…Read more
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7Transcendental Ontologism and Derrida's Reading of Husserl: The Prospect of Dialectical Mediation in the Dispute Between Husserlians and DerrideansPhilosophy Today 40 (1): 71-79. 1996.
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10Prolegomenon to a Critique of Symbolic ReasonResearch in Phenomenology 44 (3): 362-383. 2014.Jacob Klein’s own account of the change from the ancient to the modern mode of thinking presented in his seminal Greek Mathematical Thought and the Origin of Algebra included the observation that it did not consider the larger perspective of this change. The discussion to follow proposes to view the larger perspective of this transition through the lens provided by the Kantian concept of a “critique” of pure reason. By asking and attempting to answer the question of whether Klein’s account of wh…Read more
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Mickunas - solver of phenomenological riddlesŽmogus ir Žodis 2 13-20. 2000.Straipsnyjc svarstornas Algio Micklino atsakas huscrliSkosios fcnorncnologijos kritikarns. Autorius iSrySkina tris svarbiausius IJusscrlio kritikq argurnen- tus: 1 .IHusscrlio fcnorncnologija yra toli graiu nc "rnohlas bc jokiq ikankstiniy prielaidq", ji suponuo- ja dckartiSkqj teiginj, jog bliti rciSkia "hliti paiintu". 2.1-Tusserlio tciginj apic fcnorncnologines duotics apo- diktiSkurnq susilpnina jo patics patcikiarni tokios duo- tics apra5yrnai. IS ju, prieSingai Husserlio ketinirnarns. i6ai…Read more
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6This book reassesses the phenomenological `controversy' between Husserl and Heidegger over the proper status of the phenomenon of intentionality. It seeks to determine whether Heidegger's hermeneutical critique of intentionality is sensitive to Husserl's reflective account of its `Sachen selbst'. Hopkins argues that Heidegger's critique is directed toward the `cogito' modality of intentionality, and therefore, passes over its `non-actional', or `horizonal', dimension in Husserl's phenomenology. …Read more
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13The structure, Basic Contents, and Dynamics of the Unconscious in Analytical (Jungian) Psychology and Husserlian Phenomenology: Part IIJournal of Phenomenological Psychology 29 (1): 1-49. 1998.This paper offers both a phenomenologically psychological and a phenomenologically transcendental account of the constitution of the unconscious. Its phenomenologically psychological portion was published in the previous volume of this journal as Part I, while its phenomenologically transcendental portion is published here as Part II. Part I first clarified the issues involved in Husserl's differentiation of the respective contents and methodologies of psychological and transcendental phenomenol…Read more