| 英文摘要 |
In the Introduction to Husserl’s Origin of Geometry, Derrida critiques the teleological sense implied within Husserlian thought, but on the other hand, his analysis reveals the value of the“vague essence.”The latter is inherited and developed as materiality by Deleuze, who distinguishes the minor science engaged in following materiality and is therefore capable of conceiving a geometry of smooth space. For Merleau-Ponty, the condition of possibility of a smooth space of contact consists on the movement of body: the smooth space is already a space produced by the motion of body before becoming a space in which moves the body. A motion which generates space is distinct from motion in space. That is what reveals the“material essence,”which permits us to reconsider the problem of creativity and historicity of science. |