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By Andre De Muralt, Garry L. Breckon
De Muralt's guiding thesis is that the "family tree" of phenomenology has its roots in primary relational thoughts, intentionality
and reciprocal exemplarity and that the thoughts hired in phenomenology are available in pairs attached by way of those kinfolk.
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28 KATHLEEN HANEY a day when the city is under an ozone alert. ’’ One of the many who lived prior to Industrialism would have found both ozone and warnings about it incomprehensible. This is our life and our times. Every moment, the present gobbles up the past, incorporating what was into what will be. Old wholes give way to new unities. Echoing George Santayana, How can we do history, if we are always in the midst of things? We must stop where we are to begin to go in a different direction, one which we hope leads out of the swamp of subjectivity.
Not only are the mother’s acts satisfying to the infant, but also they invite his recognition of his place in the family. As he suckles, the mother nurtures her baby with her milk. Through his empowerment in his ‘‘I can,’’ he nurses. This early pairing illustrates the ideal reciprocal nature of the relationship between the members of a pair. The mother overlays the meaning her child on the infant, who responds reciprocally by nursing. Husserl describes the conjoining of the partners of a pair as mutually overlaying each other with meanings that fit together in a pair.
Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1973), 164–165, 253–261. Further reference to these texts and editions. , Tu¨bingen: Max Niemeyer, 1968), 347–353 [Investigation 5, Pars. ), and in English, L ogical Investigations, 1970, 2: 536–541 [Investigation 5, Pars. 2–3]. His later use is documented in Experience and Judgment, 1973, 47–48 [Par. 11]. Wilhelm Dilthey’s use of the term in Introduction to the Human Sciences, An Attempt to L ay a Foundation for the Study of Society and History (1883), Ramon J.