Home and Beyond: Generative Phenomenology after Husserl

Abstract

Part 1 From consciousness to world Division I - First philosophy - the problem of ego and alter ego progressive procedure and the turn towards immanence the absolute as facticity and the necessity of genetic analysis the other as the theme of first philosophy taking the fifth Division II - transcendental philosophy and the problem of world regressive procedure the lifeworld problematic transcendental concepts of the lifeworld. Part 2 Normality, abnormality, and normative territories - towards a generative phenomenology: Division III - a genetic phenomenology of normality and abnormality concordant and discordance the normal as the optimal and optimalizing comportment normalization and terrain Division IV - generativity as the matter of generative phenomenology introduction to the problematic of homeworld/alienworld liminal experience as appropriation - making ourselves at home liminal experience as appropriation - home economics liminal experience as transgression conclusion - generative phenomenology.

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