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-:-. 2- Noesis Noema. 4-. -.

" " " "" ".

- " "Phenomenology:Phenomena

Logy .

– (2)

Gegebengeit

Givennes .

(2) Herbert Spiegelberg, The Phenomenological Movement. 2 Volumes (The Hague:

Martinus Nijhoff, 1969), PP. 40 - 46.

." " " "

– –

" " ." "

64(3)" "76

(4) – –

. (" "71)

(3) Ibid., PP. 47-51

(4) Kant, The Metaphysical F oundations of Natur al Science , Op. cit., P. 125.

. (5) .

" "Epoche (6)" " .Constitution

(7) ." "

Erklarung/Clarification

(5) Husserl, I deas. General I ntr oduction to Pure Phenomenology , Translated by W. R.

Boyce Gibson, (London, George Allen and Unwin, 1967), PP. 12 -13.

(6) Ibid.

(7) Husserl, Ideas Pertaining to a Pure Phenomenology and to a Phenomenological

Philosophy. Second Book: Studies in The Phenomenology of Consti tution . Translate by

Richard Rojcewcz Andre Shuwer. (Dordrecht, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1989).

-:: ""78(8).

SumSet .

(8) Husserl, Gesamete Schriften , Band I (Hambrug, Feix Meiner Verlag, 1992). English

Translation: Philosophy of Ar ithmetic. Psychological and logical Investigations with

Supplementary Texts from 1887-1901 . Translated by Dallas Willard (Dordrecht,

Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2003).

" " 81181(9).

Prolegomena:- 5- 2-

4-- 6-.

. Wissenschaftslehre

(9) Husserl, Gesamelte Schrif ten, Band I I , I I I . English Translation: Logical

I nvestigations, 2 Volumes , Translated by J. N. Findlay (London: Routledge and

Kegan Pual, 1970).

. (10).

" " –

– (11)

(12) .

) Husserl, Logical I nvestigations , Vol. I, PP. 53-55.

(11) ." "

Marvin Farber, The Foundation of Phenomenology: Edmund Husser l and The Quest

for a Rigorous Science of Phi losophy (Cambridge: Harvard University Press,

(12) Husserl, Logical I nvestigations, Vol. I , PP. 309-310.

" " ..

" " (14)

" "Proto-Category

Object" " (15).

(16).(17)

(13) Ibid., PP. 339-340.

. Ibid., Vol. II, PP. 463-474

(15) " " " " " "

. " " (16) Ibid., PP. 476-477.

(17) .

" "" " " "

(18) .

Retention Recollection

Categorical Intuition .

. (20).

(18) Ibid., PP. 535, 552, 557.

(19) Ibid., PP. 675, 680, 707, 479, 773.

(20) " "

" "59557.

" "Ideen82." " " "

818. 81

" "827.

" "(78: )

" " Multiplicity

Collective Combination Set (21)" " .

) Huserl, Philosophy of Arithmetic, Psychological and Logical Investigations, with

supplementary texts from 1887-1901 . Translated by Dallas Willard (Dordrecht:

Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2003), PP. 15, 67, 133.

Mental Acts .

(24)..

) Husserl, Logical I nvestigations , Vol. I, PP. 91-94.

. (25) Ibid., PP. 98-106.

..(26).

" "(B1-2).

.(27).

(26) Ibid., PP. 108-109.

(27) Ibid., P. 350

" : ." ) ((28).

(29) .

. (31) Nominalism.

) Ibid., P. 356.

(29) .

(30) Ibid., P. 355.

(31) .

(33) .

Skeptical Relativism

(32) Husserl, Formal and Transcendental Logic . Translated by Dorion Cairnes.

(The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1969), P. 166.

(33) Ibid., PP. 169-170.

(34) Ibid., P. 256.

5 -: :

." " Epoche. Reduction

( " " " "82) –

–( " "811)

(35) " " Reduction. (36) Husserl, Logical I nvestigations , Vol. II, PP. 552ff.

" " ""81

(37).." "

( " "82).

. " "" ":

: ) ( .... ..

) Husserl, On the Phenomenology of the Consciousness of I nternal Time (1893-1917).

Translated by John Barnett Brough (Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers,

1991), PP. 58, 137ff

(38) Husserl, The I dea of Phenomenology . Translated by William Alston and George

Nakhnikian (The Hague: Martinus Jijhoff, 1970), PP. 38-42.

(39) Husserl, I deas. General I ntroduction to Pur e Phenomenology . Translated by Boyce

Gibson (London: George Allen and Unwin, 1967), PP. 110-111.

(40) .

Gegebenheit/Givenness .:“ ”

Phenomenological Residuum

(40) Ibid., P. 126.

(41) Ibid., P. 66.

FactsIrreal.

(42) Pre-predicative

Thought.

(42) Husserl, The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology . Trans.

By David Carr (Northwestern University Press, 1970), PP. 121-124.

(43) Fink Eugen: Sixth Cartesian M editati on, The Idea of a Tr anscendental Theory of

Method , Translated by Ronald Bruzina (Bloomington: Indiana University Press,

1995), P. 5.

Objektivierung/Objectification.

Occurrences

Events.

2 - Noesis Noema:

(44) Husserl, Logical I nvestigations , Vol. II, PP. 552, 579, 607.

(45)" ."Noema

" " Noesis.

..Intentionality

(45) Husserl, I deas , PP. 257-267.

(46) Ibid., PP. 290-292.

.(47).

Immanent Objectivity(48).

(47) Ibid., PP. 241-243.

(48) Franz Brentano, Descri ptive Psychology , Translated by Benito Muller (London:

Routledge, 1995), PP. 137-141.

(49)..

(50)..

."(52).

Representation.) ( " "

(49) James Morrison: “Husserl and Brentano on Intentionality”, in Philosophy and

Phenomenologi cal Research , Vol. XXXI, 1970, P. 29.

(50) Husserl, Logical I nvestigations , Vol. I, PP. 142-156.

(51) Husserl, I deas , PP. 242-246.

(52) Ibid., P. 141.

." "(53).

: ... ..

..(55).

(53) Ibid., P. 323.

(54) Husserl, Formal and Transcendental Logic , P. 235.

(55) Ibid., P. 245.

Objektivierung / Objectification

.Retention

" " .Protension

. Imagination

(56) Husserl, Logical I nvestigations , Vol. II, PP. 675, 687, 694.

"81. 81(57) 81(58)

851(59) 857

" "827(60).

(57) Husserl, Vor lesungen zur Phanomenologie des inneren Zeitbewusstsein (1905) , edt. By

Martin Heidegger, in: Jahrbuch fur Phi losophie and Phanomenologische Forschung ,

9, 1928; on the Phenomenology of the Consciousness of I nternal Time (1893-1917).Translated by John Barnett Brough Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1991).

(58) Husserl, Thing and Space (Lectures of 1907), translated by Richard Rojcewicz

(Dordrecth: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1997).

) Husserl, Analysis Concerning Passive and Active Synthesis. Lectures on

Transcendental Logic . Translated by Anthony Steibock (Dordrecth: Kluwer

Academic Publishers, 200).

(60) Husserl, Er fahr ung und Ur teil , Untersuchungen zur Genealogie der L ogik , ed, by L.

Landgrebe, 1939; Experience and Judgment. I nvestigations in a Genealogy of Logic .

Translated by James S. Churchill and Karl Ameriks (Evanston: North Western

University Press, 1973).

(61) Ibid., P. 60.

:Hyle Morphe Noesis .

[ ] [](65).

.""Categorial Intuition

(63) Farber, Marvin, The Foundation of Phenomenology, Edmund Husser l and the Quest

for a Rigorous Science of Phi losophy , (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1943),

P. 120.

(64) Husserl, I deas , P. 246.

(65) Loc. Cit.

Sensual Intuition." "

(811-81( " " )828.) .

.." " :

(66) Husserl: Logical I nvestigations , Vol. I, P. 340.

(67). .

Categorical.

(67) Ibid., P. 341.

(68) Ibid., P. 376

" "is being" "this" "but" "or.

. (70).

(69) Heidegger: History of the Concept of Time , P. 58-59.

(70) Ibid., P. 61.

(71)..

Species .

Surplus of Meaning.

(71) Ibid., P. 63-64.

(72) .

Surplus

Residue .:

.“”: .Surplus

Residue.

" " " "

" " " " " " .:

" strata

(73) Husserl: Logical I nvestigations , Vol. II, P. 775-776.

"(74).

. . ...

(74) Husserl: I deas , P. 373.

Pure concept of

Understanding"(75). .

ur-teil.

(75) Kant: Crit ique of Pur e Reason , P. 89.

"(76)" .. "

Seeing essences / Categorical seeing .

(76) Ibid: P. 88.

-: " "

.“”

.Receptivity

: " " .

noesis noema .

(77) Husserl, Experience and Judgment , P. 49.

Species" :" " .

" ) ( ...(78).

" .meaning

acts" . :

.Meaning acts

(78) Husserl, Logical I nvestigations , Vol. II, P. 533.

(79). Reify.

" "(80). .:

) (relatedness extra essential reification"(81).

(80) Ibid: P. 156.

(81) Ibid: Loc. Cit.

hiding.

.” “

” “

” .“

(1) Hegel: Science of Logic, Vol. I, P. 81.

(83) .

(2) Ibid: P. 81 - 82.

(85)..

(1) Ibid: P. 79. (2) Ibid: P. 84.

(3) Hegel: Phenomenology of Mind, Op. Cit., P. 24.

.(87).

(1) Ibid: P. 82.

:” ...

“(88) .

5-: ) (

(2) Ibid: P. 92.

.Organic Whole

:”...

... ...

) ( “(89).

(1) Husserl: Ideas, P. 188.

.” “(92).

:” .

(2) Ibid: P. 272.

(3) Ibid: P. 273.

(1) Ibid: P. 170.

) ( “(93).

-:” “” “ ” “

”“” “ ” “”

.(3) Hegel: Phenomenology of Spirit, P. 70.

(95) .

(1) Loc. Cit.

Naturalistic(96).

.( .2)

(96) Lauer: A Reading of Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, Op. Cit, P. 75.

(97)..

(2) Husserl: Ideas, P. 199.

4-:”

“ (82 85 826.)

” “ ” “ Nova

Methodo ” “(98) ” “.

-88 (99).

): . .51

.(99) Fichte: Foundations of Transcendental Philosophy, Op. Cit., P. 21.

System of Transcendental Idealism (100).

” “Foundation of Entire Science of

Knowledge84 886 8 .

.” “ 8688” “

(101).

): . .55

.(101) Ibid: P. 82.

(102).

(102) Eugen Fink: Sixth Cartesian Meditation, Op. Cit., P. 2.

( “8)” ( “85.)” “(826)

” “.

( :) .

( .5) ( .2 )

( .4 )

Doctrines .

(85) ” .“

” “

“(103).

(103) Heiddeger: History of the Concept of Time, Op. Cit., P. 21.

” “

” “” “(104).

-:” “

(826. )

“ ”

(104):12.

“(105).( :)( .5)

( .2).

: .”

” “

- ”“

(1) Husserl: The Crisis of European Sciences, Op. Cit., P. 339.

(2) Ibid: P. 192 - 193.

) ( )- .

“ (107)..

: .”

innate

correlation interrelated -

(1) Ibid: Loc. Cit.

(1) Ibid: P. 338.

(109).

(2) Ibid: P. XXXII.

(110) ( .

“(111)..

-:life-crisis

(1) Ibid: P. 70 - 71.

(2) Ibid: Loc. Cit.

.Reconciliation.

“(112)

(1) Ibid: P. 15.

” “(113) . ” justi f ication

) ( .“

“(114).

. .” ( )

“(115).

(2) Hegel: Phenomenology of Mind, P. 71.

(3) Husserl: The Crisis of European Sciences, P. 347.

(1) Ibid: P. 348.

” “:”.

. .“

” “(116) (

(2) Ibid: P. 389.

: .”

“(117) .”

“(118)

(1) Ibid: P. 391.

(2) Ibid: P. 392.

” “.

:857 852-854

....“

“(119).

.” “

.: .”

) ( Actual self -evidence ) (

Di rect self -giving “(120).

) Husserl: The Idea of Phenomenology. Translated by William

Alston and George Nakhnikian (The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff,

1970), P. 19.

) Husserl: Ideas, General Introduction to Pure Phenomenology.

Translated by Boyce Gibbson (London: Allen and Unwin,

1967), P. 174.

”: “ 86

” “ Personalistic

81 (121) 8.

(121) Heiddegger: History of the Concept of Time, P. 121.

(122)) ( .

.” ) (

”.“ .“

”“: ”...

“(123). .

) Ibid: P. 117 - 118.

(123) Husserl: Ideas, P. 157 - 158.

81182 :.

”“

Syathesis.

Dasein

” “

” “. .

. (124).

). : . 5111 18.

. ” “

(125).

” “ ”

“ 85857

” “ .

”“Spirit ”“Being

(126). ”.“

” “.

(2) Martin Heidegger, “My Way to Phenomenology”, in Heidegger,

On Time and Being , Translated by Joan Stambaugh (Harper &

Row: New York 1972), P. 75.

(1) Heidegger, Hegel's Concept of Experience. Cited in Heidegger, Hegel's

Phenomenology of Spirit . Trans. by: Parvis Emad and Maly (Indiana

University Press: Bloomington 1988), P. VIII.

” .“

” : - .

“(127). .

(1) Heidegger, Being and Time, Translated by John Macquarrie and Edward

Robinson (Basil Blackwell: Britain 1983), P. 457.

86 856. .

” “ ” “.

“ ” “..

-:” “

.”“.

” “.

-:” “

(128) ..

” “ ”II“

(1) Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time, (Prolegamena), Translated by

Theodore Kisiel (Indiana University Press: Bloomington 1985), P. 5.

(1) Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time, P. 110.

:” ) ( “(130)

(2) Ibid: P. 119 - 120.

”“ .” ” : “

. ....” “

“(131)

.(132).

(1) Husserl, Formal and Transcendental Logic, P. 28 - 29.

(2) Heidegger, The Basic Problems of Phenomenology, P. 59 - 60.

” .“ :” -

- “(133)..

.” “ (134) ”

.“ ”“Prolegomena (135)

” .“

(3) Ibid: P. 66.

(1) hegel, The Phenomenology of Spirit , Translated by A. V. Miller

(Clarendon Press: Oxford 1977), P. 20.

(2) Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time, Translated by Theodore

Kisiel (Indiana University Press: Bloomington 1985), P. 1.

” “ (136).

” “81” “ 857.

” “

858 (137) .

(3) Heidegger, Being and Time, Translated by John Macquarrie and Edward

Robinson (Basil Blackwell: Britain 1983), P. 60, 62.

(1) Edmund Husserl, Formal and Transcendental Logic, Translated by

Dorion Cairns (Martinus Nijhoff: The Hague 1969), P. 105.

Substance as

subject ” “Being as self

” “ 85

:” “(138).

Jean Hyppolite, Genesis and Structure of Hegel’s Phenomenology of

Spirit, Translated by Samuel Cherniak and John Hedkman (North

Western University of Press: Evanston 1974), P. 152. 58

.(1) Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time, Op. Cit., P. 6.

(139).

.”“Immanent

Critique.”

“(140)

(141) .

(2) Ibid., P. 7.

(3) Heidegger, Being and Time, Op. Cit., P. 59.

(4) Hegel, Phenomenology of Spirit , Op. Cit., P. 15.

Negation Determinate negation

(142).

Epoche .

.” “

(1) Ibid, P. 51.

Elitist. ”

-: - :

: Appearance

Semblance

Phenomenon

. Symptom (143) . .

” .“ .

Self-showing ..

(1) Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time, PP. 81 - 82.

.(144) .

(145).

(1) Hegel, Science of Logic, translated by W. H. Johnston and L. G. Struthers

(George Allen and Unwin: London 1961), Vol. 2, PP. 129, 139.

. .258

.(1) Hegel, Phenomenology of Spirit , P. 14.

Essential Insight(146)

” “Analytic of the Dasein(147)

” “.

5-::Being at Hand

“ ”“Among. (148) .

(2) Husserl, Ideas: General Introduction to Pure Phenomenology, Translated

by Boyce Gibson (George Allen and Unwin: London 1967), P. 62.

(3) Heidegger, The Basic Problems of Phenomenology, Translated by Albert

Hofstadter (Indiana University Press: Bloomington 1988), P. 16.

(4) Heidegger, Being and Time, PP. 43 - 45.

Ontological (150) .

” “

(1) Ibid, P. 79.

(2) Heidegger, Phenomenological Interpretation of Kant's Critique of Pure

Reason, Translated by Parvis Emad and Kenneth Maly (Indiana

University Press: Bloomington 1997), P. 17.

(151).

” “ Authentic.

Labour. .” “

Desire(152)

(3) Hegel, Phenomenology of Spirit , PP. 58 - 59.

(1) Ibid, P. 218.

2- :Being in itself

(153).

.Being for itself

(154).

.(155).

(2) Hegel, Science of Logic, Vol. 1, P. 171.

(3) George J. Seidel, Activity and Ground: Fichte, Schelling and Hegel ,

(Georg Olms Verlag: Hildesheim 1976), P. 152.

(1) Heidegger, The Basic Problems of Phenomenology, P. 111.

(156).

Aufheben .

”“(157) .

.(158)

(2) Hegel, Phenomenology of Spirit , P. 225.

(3) Ibid, PP. 393 - 395.

(158) :46-4.

(159).

.) ( ) ( .“

: .”. .

Process (

.) ( ... ) “(160)

. (160):47.

:” Dasein .

immediate

thereness

( ... ) ) (

“(161) .

” “

Worldhood ”“”.“

Everydayness(162).

.(2) Heidegger, Being and Time, P. 383.

. ”“Now.

.”“

.”“ ” “

(163).

”.“

”“ ”“ ”“

(164).”“ ”“ ”“

Moments .

(165) ”“.

”“ ”“ ”.“

” “Moments

(3) Ibid, P. 65.

Condition.

” .“ Secular .

.Finitude.

” “

” ( “856)” ( “858.)

(1) Heidegger, “Summary of a Seminar on the Lecture (Time and Being)”, in

On Time and Being , Op. Cit., PP. 29 - 31.

” “(167) .

” “ .

” “ (168):

(169).

(2) Heidegger, Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics, Translated by Richard

Taft (Indiana University Press: Bloomington 1990), P. XV.

(3) Ibid, PP. 14 - 15.

(1) Ibid, 17 - 23.

(170) .

(170) :

Dieter Henrich: “ Die Einheit der Subjectivitat ”, in Philosophische

Rundschau 3 (1955).

9Daniel Dahlstrom: Heiddegger's Kantian Turn: Notes on His

Commentary on the Kritik der Beigen Vernanft, Review of

Metaphysics, 45 (December 1991), 329 - 361.

“(171). .

(172).

(2) Ibid, P. 74.

(173) .

” ( “715 .)

: .”

(1) Hegel, The Difference Between Ficht's and Schelling's System of

Philosophy, Translated by H. S. Harris and Walter Cerf (State University

of New York Press: Albany 1977), PP. 90 - 92.

) ( .........

“(174) . ” “ ”

“ ” “”

:” “(175).

: .”

) ( Cognition

of Man . “(176).

(2) Hegel, Faith and Knowledge, Translated by Walter Cerf and h. S. Harris

(State University of New York Press: Albany 1977), P. 64.

(1) Ibid.

(2) Ibid, P. 65.

:”) (

Limitations “(177

). ”“ ” “

Negation ” “

(3) Ibid, P. 66.

(1) Ibid.

” “ .

Nothingness.

” “ Unhappy Consciousness .

(179). .

(2) Hegel, The Phenomenology of Spirt , PP. 126 - 130.

6-:Intersubjective

”' '

...“(180).

“(181).

.Reflection

. (181) 474.

.(182)

) ( “(183).

.” ” :“...

...“

(1) Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time, P. 135.

.:”... ...

( ) “ .

(184).

: .”

(2) Hegel, The Phenomenology of Spirit , P. 10 / Sec. 18.

“ (185).

:” ...

“.”

“(186) .

.:”(

) “(187). .

.- (188)

(2) Ibid, P. 171.

(3) Ibid, P. 210.

(1) Ibid, P. 278.

.” “(189).

.” “ ”

(190).

(191).” “

(2) Ibid, P. 292.

(3) Jean Hyppolite, Genesis and Structure of Hegel's Phenomenology of

Spirit , Translated by Samuel Cherniak and John Heckman. (Northwestern

University Press: Evanston 1974), P. 591.

:” “

”...

) ( “ ”

Happening “(192). .

: .”“”“= :

.(193).

(1) J. G. Fichte, Science of Knowledge, Translated by Peter Heath and John

Lachs, (Cambridge University Press: Cambridge 1982), PP. 94 - 96.

(194). .

.: ”

.) ( .

(2) Heidegger, The Metaphysical Foundations of Logic, Translated by

Michael Heim (Indiana University Press: Bloomington and Indianapolis

1992),

P. 135 - 136.

(1) Ibid.

) ( “(196)..

...X X “(197).

(198).

(2) Ibid: P. 100 - 101.

(3) Ibid: P. 126 - 127.

(1) Ibid: P. 133.

(199). . .

(199): . 48.

:” ( ) Notion -

...“(200)

.”) ( ) (

(1) Hegel, The Phenomenology of Spirit, P. 4 / Sec. 6.

“(201).

” “ .

(2) Ibid.

(2) Heidegger, The Basic Problems of Phenomenology, PP. 300 - 301.

(205). .

(1) Heidegger, “Hegel's Concept of Experience” in: Heidegger: off the

Beaten Track, Edited and Translated by Julian Young and Kenneth

Haynes (Cambridge University Press: London and New York 2002), P.

.(2) Ibid: P. 99.

(206).

(3) Ibid: P. 100.

(207).

(208).

(1) Ibid: P. 107.

(2) Ibid: P. 145.

(209)..

(1) Heidegger, The Basic Problems of Phenomenology, PP. 150 - 152.

Extreme(210)

(1) Ibid: P. 29.

”“.

Metaphysics of Origins.

. Pour-soi

Self-Actualized Subject.

” “

” ( “842: )” ( “824)”( “826)”( “827)”

( “828)(211).

” “.

). . . . : 875 2.

(212).

(2) Jean - Paul Sartre: Being and Nothingness. An Essay in

Phenomenological Ontology. Translated by Hazel Barnes (London:

Methuen, 1977), P. LXI - LXIII.

.(213)

.” “ (214).

. :” “

(215) .

(1) Ibid: P. 71.

(2) Heidegger, The Basic Problems of Phenomenology, Op. Cit., P. 77, 122.

(215): -571.

.” “

(216). .

”.“ .

(2) Sartre: Being and the Thingness, P. 73.

.(217) .

: .” ) (

“(218).

. (218) 5.

(219).

(220):”

. (220) 61-65.

-:” “.

En-soi .Pour-soi (221).

” .“

(222).

negativity.Externalisation /

Entauserung .

(1) Sartre: Being and Nothingness, P. 79, 95.

(1) Ibid: P. 172.

(223) .

(2) Ibid: P. 186.

Factical

(224).

being - looked at by an other man .

“(225)

. ” .“

” “” .“

(1) Ibid: P. 221.

(2) Ibid: P. 252.

(226). .

” “(227).

(1) Ibid: P. 364, 379.

(2) Ibid: P. 410.

:Hermeneutics

.Paul Ricoeur

.:(228).

. (229)

(228) Paul Ricoeur: Freud and Philosophy: An Essay on Interpretation.

Translated by Derise Savage (New Harm: Yale University Press, 1970), P.

(229) Ricoeur: Time and Narrative. Translated by Kathleen Mclaughin

and David Pellauer (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1985), P.

60 - 64.

(230)..

. :888 54.

(231) .

)231(:5-55.

(232).

alterity

. (234).

(232) Hegel: Phenomenology of Spirit, Op. Cit, P. 180, 191, 212, 386.

(233) Harris: Hegel's Development, Op. Cit, P. 71 - 78.

(234) Hyppolite: Genesis and Structure of Hegel's Phenomenology, Op. Cit, P.

149 - 150.

everydayness.” “(235) .

Sub or

latent phenomenology .

(235) Ibid: P. 186.

“(236). .

75) “(237).

” - ” “

(. )“(238).

(236) Ibid: P. 187.

. :888

. )238(:4.

Grand narrative .

(239) Hegel: Phenomenology of Spirit, P. 18.

. ”) (

( ) ()

“(240). .

“(241).. ...

(240) Hegel: Jugende Theologische Schrifften,

Robert Pippin: Hegel's Idealism, Op. Cit., P. 79.

)241(:52.

Sameness.

(242) .

(242) Laurence Dickey: Hegel. Religion, Economics, and the Politics of Spirit

(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1989), P. 79.

” “(243).” “

. ....

” “

(243) Hegel: The Difference Between Fichte's and Schelling's, P. 83.

(244).

” .“

Desire.

(244) Hegel: The Phenomenology of Spirit, P. 280 - 311.

(245) Ricoeur: Freud and Philosophy, P. 35.

timeless (247).

(246) Ibid: P. 36.

(247) Ibid: P. 195.

(248).

The duplication of consciousness in self Consciousness ”

(248) Ibid: P. 197.

(249).

: .”

guide “(250).

.” ) (

(249) Ibid: P. 121 - 122.

(250) Ibid: P. 122.

.......“(251)..

” ...

“(252) .

(. . : 511

. )252(:61.

(253).

)253(:48.

“(254)

) (“(255).

(254) Ricoeur: Time and Narrative, P. 3.

(255) Ibid: P. 4 - 5.

” .“

. :”:

“86 ” - “877.”

“” “ ” .“

” “

” “ ” “

” “ .

” .“ ” “

(256).

(257). .

(258).

Intersubjectivity

(256) Hassan Hanafi: La Phenomenology de l'Exegese. Essai d'une

Hermeneutique Existentielle à Partir du Nouveau Testament. (The Anglo

- Egyptian Bookshop, Cairo 1988), P. 38.

(257) Ibid: P. 18.

: . .” “ 875

(259) (260) ) (

(262).

:L'experience anonyme

(263) L'experience privilegiee

L'experience intersubjective L'experience individuelle

(259) Hassan Hanafi: Les Méthodes d'Exegese. Essai sur la Science des

Fondement de la Comprehension (Ilm Usul Al-Fiqh). Le Conseil

Superieua des Arts, des Letters et des Sciences Socials, Le Caire

1965, P. 88.

(260) Ibid: P. 87.

(261) Ibid: P. 98 - 100.

(262) Ibid: P. 102.

(263) Ibid: P. 65.

(264) Ibid: P. 77.

(265) La conscience

eidétique .

5-:) ( ) (

(266) .

: (267).

)265(: . .” “ 64.)

. )267(:2.

...“(268).

.noesisnoema

(269).

.L'acte positionnel

: La raison

finale La raison suffisante La

raison materielle La raison efficiente

La raison formelle(270). (271). Act

neuter

(:6.)269(:6.

(270) Hanafi: Les Methodes d'Exegese, P. 336 - 354.

(271) Ibid: P. 366.

Act positif necessaire.Act negative possible

:(272)

L'intention universelle

posee pour la raison Pour l'action

Pour la

vocation.

“(273).

Unhappy consciousness” “ ” .“

(272) Ibid: P. 377 - 397.

( . . : . .

) 877( ..)

Transposition

:”) (

. “(274).

” “ ”

)274( 7.

“(275)

defetishizing critique .

(276). (277) (278) .

: .”

“(279).

( 21.)

276(: . .” “ 7.

)277(:42.)

. )279( 62.

) ( (280).

noesis

noema, -

(noesis )

-( noema. )

)280(:625-624.

(281)..

” “(282).

(283).

.(285).

”... “(286).”

“ ”

)281(:647.)

282(:58-21.

(:4-45.)284(:4/648.)

. )286(:25.

“(287). ”

“(288).

.(289)

(291).....(292).

(293).

(:25.)288(:221.)

289(:45.

(:46.)291(:46.)

. )293(:) (.

(294). .

(295)..

. :(297).

(:8.)295(:55.)

. )297(:1.

-:” “

” “ .-

” .“

:” “(298).

)298(:22.

” “ -

.Elective affinity

: .” ” “

“(299).

...“(300).

. )300( :.

.: .”

Ellective affinity.

” “

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