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The investigation develops a genetic account of self-evidence, distinguishing objective self-evidence from subjectively oriented forms of judgment and tracing retrogression from judgments to experienced self-evidence and ultimately to the life-world. It elaborates receptive (prepredicative) experience through passive data, attention, interest, and the modalizations of certainty, doubt, and negation, culminating in analyses of apprehension and explicative synthesis.","Experienceand Judgment  \nInvestigations in  \na Genealogy of LogicByEdmund Husserl  \nRevised and edited by LUDWIG LANDGREBETranslated by JAMES S.CHURCHILLand KARL AMERIKSIntroduction by JAMES S.CHURCHILLAfterword by LOTHAR ELEY  \nROUTLEDGE &KEGAN PAUL  \nOriginally published in 1948 by Claassen &Goverts of Hamburgunder the title Erfahrung und Urteil:Untersuchungen zur Genealogieder Logik.This was a posthumous publication edited by LudwigLandgrebe.A new German edition is soon to be published byFelix Meiner Verlag of Hamburg.An Afterword to that edition,recently prepared by Professor Lothar Eley,has been translatedinto English and appears in the present volume by permission ofFelix Meiner Verlag.  \nThis edition first published inGreat Britain in I973  \nby Routledge Kegan Paul LtdBroadway House,68-74 CarterLane,London EC₄V 5ELCopyright CI973 by  \nNorthvestern University PressPrinted in Great Britain byUnvin Brothers Limited  \nThe Gresham Press,Old WokingAmember of the Staples PrintingGroup  \nNo part of this bowk may bereproduced in any form zoithoutpermissionfrom the publisher,exceptfor the quotation of brief passages incriticism  \nISBNo710077823  \nContents  \nTranslator's Introduction /xviiEditor's Foreword to the I948 Edition /3  \nINTRODUCTION  \nThe Sense and Delimitation of the Investigation /II  \n§I.The predicative judgment as the central theme inthe genealogy of logic./II  \n§2.The determination of the predicative judgmentand its privileged position in tradition.The prob-lems which result./I3  \n§3.The two-sidedness of logical thematizing.Theproblem of self-evidence as the point of departureof subjectively oriented problems and its beingpassed over in the tradition./I6  \n§4.The levels of the problem of self-evidence.Ob-  \njective self-evidence as a preliminary condition of  \na possible self-evident act of judgment./I9  \n§5.The retrogression from the self-evidence of judg-ment to objective self-evidence./22  \na.Mere judging as an intentional modificationof self-evident judging./22  \nb.Mediate and immediate self-evidence and thenecessity of returning to absolutely immedi-ate cognitions./24  \nc.Immediate“ultimate”judgments and their  \nvi/EXPERIENCE AND J U DGMENT  \nrelation to individuals as ultimate objects-  \nabout-which(ultimate substrates)./25  \n§6.Experience as self-evidence of individual objects.The theory of prepredicative experience as thefirst part of the genetic theory of judg-ment./27  \n§7.The world as the universal ground of belief pre-given for every experience of individual ob-jects./28  \n§8.The horizon-structure of experience.The typicalprecognition [Vorbekanntheit]of every individualobject of experience./3I  \n§9.The world as horizon of all possible substrates ofjudgment.How traditional logic,qualified inthis way,acquires the character of world-logic./39  \n§ro.The retrogression to the self-evidence of experi-ence as retrogression to the life-world.Destruc-tion of the idealizations which veil the life-world./4I  \n§II.The elucidation of the origin of the judgmentand the genealogy of logic in the total horizon ofthe transcendental and phenomenological prob-lematic of constitution./47  \n§12.The point of departure of the individual analyses.The distinction between simple and founded ex-periences,and the necessity of the retrogressionto the simplest experiences./51  \n§I3.The general concept of judgment and of object.Judging as confirmation./58  \n§I4.The necessity of starting from analyses of ex-ternal perception and the judgment of percep-tion,and the delimitation of the investiga-tion./64  \nPART I PREPREDICATIVE(RECEPTIVE)ExPERIENCE  \nI/The General Structures of Receptivity /7I  \n§I5.Transition to the analysis of external percep-tion./7I  \nContents /vii  \n§I6.The field of passive data and its associative struc-ture./72  \n§I7.Affection and the turning-toward of the ego.Re-ceptivity as the lowest level of the activity of theego./76  \n§18.Attention as a tendency of the ego./80  \n§I9.The tendency of the ego in experience as “i","cbCaiv8oD5BnDcjr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv8oD5BnDcjr","pdf",9389491,5,1,456,"English","en",105,"# Translator's Introduction\n# Editor's Foreword to the 1948 Edition\n# Introduction\n## The Sense and Delimitation of the Investigation\n## The predicative judgment as the central theme in the genealogy of logic\n## The determination of the predicative judgment and its privileged position in tradition\n## The two-sidedness of logical thematizing\n## The levels of the problem of self-evidence\n## Experience as self-evidence of individual objects\n## The world as the universal ground of belief pre-given for every experience of individual objects\n## The horizon-structure of experience\n## The world as horizon of all 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