The Hermeneut
T.S.Contemporary phenomenology research and creative non-ficiton
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Appearing, Being, Nothing (CMC 46.2)
We are always haunted by words; we cannot merely abandon a word by inventing a new one. What then is one to do when attempting to think a new thought? Husserl is well known to take uses by other philosophers, twist them, and so give them an...
The First Principle of Phenomenology
In the 1990s, Michel Henry wrote the influential essay “The Four Principles of Phenomenology.”[1] They are as follows:
1. “So much appearance, so much Being” (Soviel Schein, soviel Sein)
- “The principle of principles” of Ideas I...
Dispatch from the Committee for Post-American Activities
Rain seeps through rusted bodies of a previous age. The glass towers hide in the fog; the same fate will befall them too. I cannot find a definite point on the timeline—a moment when it “ended.” Still, a pungent mood of mourning, of anguish...
Reading Levinas in February
I am, if not a frequent reader of Levinas, at least a devoted one. His thoughts swirl, occasionally surfacing in my conscious mind. My own philosophy has surely been influenced by him, but what I am most aware of is the prominence of ideas...
Husserl’s Ideal Limes?
As I was reading through Husserl’s Active and Passive Synthesis, I encountered a strange word: “Limes.” My immediate thought was that it was a typo for “limits” or “lines.” But the word is not a typo. It appears around 50 times in the text,...
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My name is Timothy J Schatz. I am a PhD student at Villanova University, studying phenomenology (esp Husserl) and the history of philosophy. I post fragments of phenomenological research and creative essays.
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