Reinach thinks that Hume's principle that impression has corresponding ideas, and ideas presupposes impression are a priori principles(Was is Phänomenologie, 64).
These two principles happen to be important for phenomenologists too, in some sense: all forms of consciousness are either themselves ideas, or they must presuppose ideas.
And I think this is quite right.
About Me
- Gavagai
- I am a PhD student in Philosophy at Peking University, now staying at Universität zu Köln, Germany. My interests are primarily in Philosophy of Mind, Epistemology and Analytic Phenomenology. Now I am working on my Dissertation: Method, Intentionality, and Knowledge--An essay in analytic phenomenology. --------- I also have substantial interest in Early Modern Philosophy, Political Philosophy and Ethics.
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