Husserl on Depiction [Hardcover]

The publication of Husserliana XXIII Phantasie, Bildbewusstsein, Erinnerung in 1980 and John B. Broughs translation of it in 2005 increased interest in Edmund Husserls philosophy of depiction. This is the first comprehensive collection in English that provides a systematic reading of Husserls theory of depictive image consciousness.

Introduction?Regina-Nino Mion, Claudio Rozzoni, and John B. Brough??Part?1: Depictive Image Consciousness??1. Husserls Phenomenology of Image-Consciousness in the Age of the Iconic and Digital Turns?Nicolas de Warren??2. The Structure of Seeing Pictures?Carmelo Cal???3. A Genetic Phenomenological Theory of Image-Consciousness: Following Husserls Direction More than Husserl?Reiko Ijuin??Part 2:?Phantasy and Depiction??4. Imagination and?Phantas?
Alexander Schnell??5. The Conflict Phenomenon: Perception, Imagination, and Ficta?Paolo Spinicci??6. On Higher-Order Depictive Image Consciousness?Eduard Marbach??Part 3:?Art, Aesthetics and Depiction??7. The Image and the World?John B. Brough??8. Husserl and the Phenomenological Subject of Depiction?Paul Crowther??9. Loin Cloths and Fig Leaves: What Phenomenology can tell us about the Place of the Nude in Sacred Art?Javier E. Carre?o Cobos??10. The Aesthetic Attitude and Still Life Paintings?Regina-Nino Mion??Part 4:?Media and Depiction??11. Image Consciousness in the Age of Street Advertising: Contemporary Challenges to Husserls Reading of the Image and its Frame?Christian Ferencz-Flatz??12. The Eye and the Lens: Notes on the Intersubjective Constitution of Photography?Patrick Gerard Eldridge??13. Seeing Beyond the Image: Husserlian Reflectionl#¦