Phenomenological imaginations: crosed approaches

Abstract

In this article, derive from a lecture done in

Oviedo in November 2015, the question of the

imagination (which I indicate, in the

Introduction, the central role in any

phenomenological approach) is examined from

three different points of view: the imagination

as schematism (Kant, Fichte, Richir), the

imagination as “consciousness of image”

(Bildbewusstsein) (Husserl, Sartre), the

imagination as “Phantasie” (Husserl, Richir),

finishing with the delicate and essentilal issue

of the “perceptual Phantasie” (Husserl, Richir,

R. Ortiz de Urbina).