Brentano and the relational view of consciousness

Man and World 17 (1):19-52 (1984)
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What is consciousness? brentano suggests that consciousness is a simple binary relation between a self and an object. in this paper, i offer a textual clarification and a qualified philosophical defense of brentano's suggestion. in part i, i indicate the ordinary facts of subjective experience that any adequate theory of consciousness must account for. in part ii, i argue on textual grounds that brentano's theory has been misunderstood by chisholm. in part iii, i argue that brentano's theory meets the conditions of an adequate theory

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Brentano on descriptive psychology and the intentional.Roderick Chisholm - 1967 - In Edward N. Lee & Maurice Mandelbaum (eds.), Phenomenology and existentialism. Baltimore,: Johns Hopkins University Press.
Franz Brentano and intentional inexistence.Linda L. McAlister - 1970 - Journal of the History of Philosophy 8 (4):423-430.

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