The signified world
Subtitle: the problem of occasionality in Husserl's phenomenology of meaning
By: Karl Weigelt
Series: Acta Universitatis Stockholmiensis. Stockholm studies in philosophy -- 31; Acta Universitatis Stockholmiensis -- 31.
Publisher: Stockholm University
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Stockholm
Language: eng
Number of pages: 343
ISBN-13: 9789185445851
Subjects: Logische Untersuchungen / Zur Lehre von den Ganzen und Teilen; Phenomenology; Meaning (Philosophy)
Notes: Thesis (doctoral)--Stockholm University, 2008.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 337-343).
Table of contents: title: Introduction. 1. A self-critical remark by Husserl; title: Introduction. 2. The aim, content and nature of this study; title: Introduction. 3. A survey of earlier research; title: Ch. 1. Phenomenology of Logic; title: 1. project of the Logical Investigations; title: 2. phenomenon of meaning; title: Ch. 2. Case of Occasional Expressions; title: 1. Logic and the semantics of natural language; title: 2. "act of violence"; title: Ch. 3. Problem of Empirical Meaning; title: 1. Meaning, reference and intentionality; title: 2. Logical Investigations: a matter of matter; title: 3. case of singular reference: subjectivity, world and context; title: 4. very brief look at the new conception of empirical truth; title: 5. On the rejection of the species conception of meaning; title: Ch. 4. Remarks on Phenomenological Internalism; title: 1. At the limits of two idealisms?; title: 2. Husserl and the debate concerning "internalism" and "externalism"; title: 3. On the notions of noema and noematic sense; title: Ch. 5. Meaning and the Phenomenon of the World; title: 1. Meaning and content of understanding in concreto; title: 2. Co-directedness, constitution and the dunamis of being given; title: 3. Sense, horizon and the relation to the object; title: 4. Orientation, situatedness and commitment to the world; title: 5. Intentionality, subjectivity and the real world.