Husserlian intentionality and everyday coping

Kristana Arp

pp. 161-171

in: Thomas Nenon, Lester Embree (eds), Issues in Husserl's Ideas II, Berlin, Springer, 1996

Abstract

In his book Being-in-the-World Hubert Dreyfus charges that Husserl's conception of intentionality cannot account for the practice of everyday coping skills, while Heidegger's thought can. Drawing from the third section of Ideas II as well as other of Husserl's works, I pull together a Husserlian intentional analysis of everyday coping to show that Dreyfus is wrong.

Cited authors

Husserl Edmund

Heidegger Martin