Husserl’s Epiphenomenology

Abstract

Ronald McIntyre has written the account I should have written, situating Husserl judiciously with respect to several issues in Cognitivism. His basic criticism of my introduction to Husserl, Intentionality and Cognitive Science is well taken. Husserl was not a computationalist. Still, I feel the two intuitions that led me to criticize Husserl as a cognitivist, and a computational one at that, remain intact, and I am happy to have this opportunity to thank McIntyre for his helpful criticism and to restate my analysis of the issues in a way which, I hope, will be more accurate and persuasive. Perspectives on Mind Perspectives on Mind Look Inside Share Share this content on Facebook Share this content on Twitter Share this content on LinkedIn Other actions Export citations About this Book Reprints and Permissions