Introduction

mental representation in cognitive science and the point of view of the phenomenology of consciousness

1-18

Methodological preliminaries

19-40

Reference to something in activities of presentation

41-58

Phenomenological forms of purely mental representation

59-103

Reference to something identical in its present givenness

the notion of "implicit consciousness"

105-123

The phenomenological form of pictorial representation

125-146

Reiterations, transformations, and combinations of purely mental and pictorial representations

147-174

Conclusion

two basic phenomenological forms of intuitive mental representation

Amy E. Varela

175-180