phenomenality

De Man's notion of phenomenality is compared with the idea of "material vision" attributed to him in the recent reception of his work and with ideas of mental "seeing" or the impossibility thereof in the work of

Article Abstracts 2005

In terms of phenomenality, the more interesting questions are along the lines of what is it like to be a thermostat.

Matthew Yglesias » Influential Books 2010

In other words, expression becomes a designative rapport between the intentionality of a subject and the phenomenality of such a transmission of information.

Mute - ‘The Simple Expression of Complex Thought’: For a Media Theory of Expression William Harryman 2009

Levinas's text here echoes his 1961 claims about the face as expression that pierces through phenomenality.

Emmanuel Levinas Bergo, Bettina 2007

In "Seeing is Reading," Rei Terada sets out to restore a proper degree of complexity to the relation between "seeing" and "reading" — a binary opposition that, like "phenomenality" versus

Introduction 2005

These substances are partless, unextended entities, some of which are endowed with thought and consciousness, and others of which found the phenomenality of the corporeal world.

Leibniz's Philosophy of Mind Kulstad, Mark 2007

These various critical constructions of literary phenomenality reinstate transcendental models of mind for divergent ends.

Article Abstracts 2005

CCM cite the career of Benjamin as another example of arche-engineering on the production lot of phenomenality, where this trajectory finds an ultimate articulation as a radical

Seeing Is Reading 2005

The materiality (as distinct from the phenomenality) that is thus revealed, the unseen

Professing Literature: John Guillory's Misreading of Paul de Man 2005

Adopting (b) yields the ˜raw feel™ conception of phenomenality seemingly implicit in Sellars and Ryle.

Consciousness and Intentionality Siewert, Charles 2006