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A rule concerning the course of possible sensations and apprehensions" (cf. , that nature as it is appears for human consciousness as nothing but that rule. Following the "monadological view," however, Husserl went beyond such a phenomenological analysis here, and he reached the idea of a living, self-developing nature comprising all the monads. It is now clear that those analyses concerning the self-development of the natural living basis of spirit that I went into in the last section can clearly be supported by these metaphysical, monadological considerations cited above.
It is now clear that this nature is 'primal nature' as a ground stratum of the surrounding world. However, it should be noted at the same time that Husserl, in the course of this lecture, also speaks of "nature" in a "new sense" (317). He says: Those "directly intuitive natural Objects," to be sure, do not have any meaning-predicates arising from egoic acts, but they do still have "sensuous qualities" relating to the "living body" of the respective subjects (316, 329), so that these qualities must always be "subjective-relative" (316).
Cf. Hua IV, 334. In the central text of Ideen II, Husserl also calls these sedimentations "secondary passivity" (cf. Hua IV, 12, 20). The secondary sensibility or passivity is made possible only by retentional consciousness. In a supplement of Formale und transzendentale Logik, Husserl speaks clearly of a retentional sensibility as the first form of secondary sensibility (cf. ). 6. The "laws of association and reproduction" are "more general ones, which extend beyond primal sensibility" to the stratum of unauthentic, spiritual sensibility (Cf.