MICHEL HENRY'S PHILOSOPHY: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL CRITIQUE OF PHENOMENOLOGY

  • José Luiz Furtado Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto
Keywords: Phenomenology, affection, intentionality, immanence, feeling.

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to show that Michel Henry’s material phenomenology occupies a unique place in contemporary phenomenology. This will be done by comparing it mainly with Heidegger’s philosophy and Husserl’s. Material phenomenology is shown to be a project that invites phenomenology to rethink its foundations in the light of a new conception of the transcendental realm as a radical immanence of a Self that affects itself, constituting thus the insideness of egological life.

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Published
2016-07-02