Publikace na Fakulta humanitních studií |
2017
Abstrakt
If we take up the task of a phenomenological inquiry of the world we can have an immediate access to the phenomenon of the world by describing the perception of a thing. By doing so we remain faithful to the principle of principles, formulated in the Ideas Husserl.
In this way we arrive, with Husserl, to the concept of an infinite world as horizon of all horizons. However, can the same thing be told about worlds of phantasy? And if we take M.
Richir's reversal of the primacy of perception and imagination seriously can we continue to speak about a unique world? In my presentation I will focus on the infinite plurality of phantasy-worlds in contrast to the infinity of the world of perception.