Abstract
«Intentionality» was the watchword with which phenomenology launched a philosophical revolution early in the last century. Phenomenology challenged the positivist naturalism that —in league with its symmetrical counterpart, metaphysical excess— had defined the state of philosophy at the turn of the century. Husserl halted naturalistic interpretations of the human and, in doing so, opened up the intentional field...

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