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Publication details

Verlag: Springer

Ort: Berlin

Jahr: 1997

Pages: 131-140

Reihe: Contributions to Phenomenology

ISBN (Hardback): 9789401062879

Volle Referenz:

Sven Arvidson, "Relevance and aesthetic perception", in: To work at the foundations, Berlin, Springer, 1997

Abstrakt

One of Aron Gurwitsch's most important philosophical claims is that every moment of conscious life is structured in a theme, thematic field, margin pattern.1 This thesis allows no exceptions. Regardless of who you are or what you are doing, this is how your field of consciousness is organized. That which is presented as the center or focus of attention is the theme. That which is presented as relevant to the theme is the thematic field. That which is presented as irrelevant to the theme is the margin.

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Publication details

Verlag: Springer

Ort: Berlin

Jahr: 1997

Pages: 131-140

Reihe: Contributions to Phenomenology

ISBN (Hardback): 9789401062879

Volle Referenz:

Sven Arvidson, "Relevance and aesthetic perception", in: To work at the foundations, Berlin, Springer, 1997