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Withholding evidence: phenomenology and secrecy
journal contribution
posted on 2023-06-07, 21:05 authored by Paul DaviesIn order to focus solely on the things themselves, the attentiveness or discrimination proper to the practice of Husserlian phenomenology has always also had to catch a glimpse of a scarcely thematizable surplus or excess which, withheld from the explicit content of the act or object, enables the phenomenon to be seen and described. Accordingly, to borrow from a slightly different vocabulary; such phenomenology has always been open not only to the present, to what is present, but also to its presencing, to the manner in which it becomes present.
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- Published
Journal
New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological PhilosophyISSN
1533-7472Publisher
Philosophy Documentation CenterVolume
6Page range
237-257Pages
20.0Department affiliated with
- Philosophy Publications
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