Is it possible to investigate subjectivity reflectively? Can reflection give us
access to the original experiential dimension, or is there on the contrary
reason to suspect that the experiences are changed radically when reflected
upon? This is a question that Natorp discusses in his Allgemeine Psychologie
(1912), and the conclusion he reaches is highly anti-phenomenological. The
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Feelings not only have a place, they also have a time. Today, one can speak of a
multifaceted renaissance of feelings. This concerns philosophy itself,
particularly, ethics. Every law-based morality comes up against its limits when
morals cease to be only a question of legitimation and begin to be a question of
motivation, since motives get no foothold without the feeling of self and
feeling of th... hiện toàn bộ