英文摘要 |
Throught tracing back to a train of thought of phenomenology by Husserl, this article tries to probe into how “perceptual consciousness” and “imaginational consciousness” in “knowing” of “objective existence is known subjectively” or namely “conscious mind knows every objective existence (subjectively given “thing itself” as phenomenon) by it's own essential mode of existence subjectively” important fundamental central roles play. Hence major task here is nothing more than to clean up respective own essential character of “perceptual consciousness” and “imaginational consciousness” and essential reciprocal relation between both, in order to clarify this fundamental main idea “No perception, no imagination. No imagination, knowledge cannot be built after all”. Therefore the related subject matters of this article will unfold orderly as follow: 1. conscious mind and natural reality: “transcendent perception” and contingent transcendence v.s. “immanent perception” and absolute immanence; 2. the reflection as fundamental character of immanent intentional mental process and its limitation; 3. fundamental differentiation between “perceptual consciousness” and “imaginational consciousness”, and their relation of essential reciprocal founding; 4. The ultimating function of “corrective complementarity” undertook by “imaginational consciousness” in “ultimate” knowing of intentional mental process: To solve this problem furtherly deeply in consideration of the reciprocally interlaced possible situations between “immanent constituting-as-temporal of consciousness” and consciousness of different levels/stages of “genesis” and of different kinds. |