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Year: 1996
Pages: 137-152
Series: Human Studies
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, "Understanding the representational mind", Human Studies 19 (2), 1996, pp. 137-152.
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Understanding the representational mind
A phenomenological perspective
pp. 137-152
in: Human Studies 19 (2), 1996.Abstract
This paper reflects on the relationship between Husserlian phenomenology and scientific psychology. It tries to show how phenomenological results have relevance and validity for present-day cognitive developmental psychology by arguing that consciousness matters in the study of the representational mind. The paper presents some methodological remarks concerning empirical or applied phenomenology; it describes the conception of an exploratory developmental study with 3 to 9-year-old children viewing a complex pictorial display; it then illustrates how a phenomenological interpretation of the data works; in conclusion, it sketches a view of realism about conscious experiences which is taken to be inherent in the phenomenological perspective of understanding the representational mind.
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Publication details
Year: 1996
Pages: 137-152
Series: Human Studies
Full citation:
, "Understanding the representational mind", Human Studies 19 (2), 1996, pp. 137-152.