O CONCEITO HUSSERLIANO DE CORPO: SUA DUALIDADE E FUNÇÃO NAS EXPERIÊNCIAS PERCEPTIVAS
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https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v8i3.33484Keywords:
Fenomenologia, Husserl, Corpo, PercepçãoAbstract
O propósito deste artigo é apresentar a noção husserliana de corpo, tema da fase tardia do pensamento de Husserl e ainda pouco investigado. A exposição parte da análise da relação de tal conceito com as experiências perceptivas, demonstrando que a teoria fenomenológica da percepção, ao contrário do que normalmente se supõe, leva em conta a função fundamental desempenhada pela corporeidade do sujeito. Com isso, investiga-se também a dualidade da noção por meio da importante distinção, elaborada por Husserl, de corpo enquanto objeto físico (Körper) e corpo “vivo” (Leib).
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