Apr 25, 2020
Whether the founding apprehension in memory and in phantasy in the ordinary sense has the character of a perceptual apprehension. Suppression of image consciousness in hallucinations and in visions. Daydreaming and the consciousness of semblance in the formations of phantasy
Whether the founding apprehension in memory and in phantasy in the ordinary sense has the character of a perceptual apprehension. Suppression of image consciousness in hallucinations and in visions. Daydreaming and the consciousness of semblance in the formations of phantasy
§ 20, pp. 44-45
Edmund Husserl, Phantasy, image consciousness, and memory (1898-1925), Translated by John B. Brough
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