Phantasy, image consciousness, and memory (1898-1925)

Abstract

Translator's Introduction.- The Question Of Phantasy Presentation In Contrast To Perceptual Presentation.- Interpretation Of Phantasy Presentation As Image Presentation (Imagination) Just Like Physical Image Presentation.- Imaging Consciousness In Its Immanent Function And In Its Symbolic Function - On The Aesthetic Contemplation Of An Image - Inquiry Into The Relationship Of The Founding Apprehension In Phantasy Consciousness And In Image Consciousness To Perceptual Apprehension.- Differences Between Ordinary Image-Presentation And Phantasy Presentation.- Phantasy Appearance In Contrast To Physical Image Appearance And Perceptual Appearance.- Exposition Recapitulating The View That Phantasy Presentation Can Be Interpreted As Imaging Presentation.- Attempt At Establishing An Essential Distinction Between Phantasy Presentation And Imaging Presentation.- Results And Preview Of The Analyses Of Time Consciousness.- The Question Of The Phenomenological Distinction Between Sensation And Phantasm And The Question Of The Relationship Between Perception And Phantasy.- Appendices.

Cite this work

No public copy is stored for this record, so only the metadata is cited.

Stored only when both papers are in the corpus — 89 citations exist upstream.