Critical remarks to Gurwitsch's theory of intersubjectivity

pp. 57-72

in: Steven Vaitkus, How is society possible?, Berlin, Springer, 1991

Abstract

In his next major work, The Field of Consciousness, ¹ Gurwitsch attempts to shed some light on the relationship between intersubjectivity in the context of science and intersubjectivity in the context of everyday life by pursuing the entire problem at the level of transcendental phenomenology. He had already indicated in Human Encounters that a consideration of intersubjectivity at the transcendental level is to follow the analysis of natural existence (natürlichen Daseins) which he carries out there.