Andrew D. Barrette
Andrew Barrette is Professor of the Practice at Boston College. Prior to that, he was a Visiting Professor and a Research Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Jesuit Studies and Lonergan Institute, both at Boston College. He completed his dissertation at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, during which he was a Fullbright Scholar at the Husserl-Archives at KU-Leuven. He is also the translator of the first two volumes of Husserlian Legacies: Themes for the 21st Century and is currently finishing translations of Husserl's ethical lectures and manuscripts for Springer.
Erschienen am 16.01.2026The Origin of the Question: Phenomenological Philosophy after Edmund Husserl
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I. First chapter: The Act and Intentional Essence of Inquiry.- Preliminary Remarks— Toward a logic of question and answer with the transcendental question.- A. Classical logic and the place of questions.- B. Provisional sketch of Husserl’s campaign against skepticism.- 1. Toward the essence of inquiry via intentional analysis.- A. Beginnings and breakthroughs of phenomenology.- B. Objectivating and non-objectivating acts and relevant relations of foundation.- C. The act of inquiry as mediating fulfillment: the logic of question-answer.- 2. Concluding remarks: the interior and exterior voice.- II. Second chapter: Toward the Source and Horizon of Acts of Inquiry.- Preliminary Remarks— The radicalization of the transcendental question.- A. An elucidation of δόξα and ἐπιστήμη vis-à-vis inquiry.- 1. Natural and transcendental questions.- A. Metaphysics: the transcendental question and a demand for absolute cognition.- B. Doubt compared to inquiry.- C. Inquiry in the intuitive method of transcendental phenomenology.- 2. Natural inquiry within the world.- A. The pure ego as source of inquiry.- B. Inquiry in...
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