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<p>We intended to contribute with an innovation for the study of the applied phenomenology to the field of the imaginary. It is a group of ideas that will allow to elaborate a phenomenological reading of Gaston Bachelard’s aesthetic work. In first place we will approach the husserlian notion of neutrality modification as form of opening road to the interpretation of the bachelardian imagination of the matters. Continuously we will present some theories that demonstrate the possibility of a new phenomenology, the <italic>dynamic phenomenology.</italic> We will end with a type of introduction to another phenomenological attitude based on the <italic>topoanalysis</italic> and in the <italic>awake ego of the active imagination.</italic></p>
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We intended to contribute with an innovation for the study of the applied phenomenology to the field of the imaginary. It is a group of ideas that will allow to elaborate a phenomenological reading of Gaston Bachelard’s aesthetic work. In first place we will approach the husserlian notion of neutrality modification as form of opening road to the interpretation of the bachelardian imagination of the matters. Continuously we will present some theories that demonstrate the possibility of a new phenomenology, the dynamic phenomenology. We will end with a type of introduction to another phenomenological attitude based on the topoanalysis and in the awake ego of the active imagination.

Fenomenologia Dinâmica

Phainomenon

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We intended to contribute with an innovation for the study of the applied phenomenology to the field of the imaginary. It is a group of ideas that will allow...

Fenomenologia Dinâmica

Published Online: Dec 02, 2021

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/phainomenon-2005-0001

© 2005 Joaquim Carlos Araújo, published by Sciendo

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