Marc Richir y la “institución de la idealidad”

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to present Marc Richir's conception of "institution of ideality" that Richir first introduced in a book of the same name (published in Fragments in 2002) and than deepened phénoménologiques sur le langage (2008). The author focuses particularly on the role of "phantasia", schematism, "'perceptive' phantasiai" and "schematical prints" in the institution of ideality. Though it's possible to carry out three parallels between the analyses of phantasia and those of institution of ideality, the latter distinguishes itself thanks to the "architectonical transposition" of the "fundamental element" in the "element of the intelligible" as Richir accomplished it in The Institution of Ideality. In this work, Richir also emphasizes the double status of the "self" and the temporalization of the blinking of the "'perceptive' phantasia" with the element of the intelligible. The three decisive deepenings of the institution of ideality in the Fragments phénoménologiques sur le langage concern 1) the status of the process of the eidetic variation (and its relation with Desartes' "continuous creation"), 2) the role of "'perceptive' phantasia" (as a principle of an "endogenous" congruence between the "Bilder") and 3) the "phenomenological schematism of phenomenalisation" as a "factor of unification" of the "Bilder". The paper culminates in Richir's definition of "eidos".