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@article{ Lindenmeyer2021, title = {Condições filosóficas para uma estética husserliana}, author = {Lindenmeyer, Luciane}, journal = {Griot: Revista de Filosofia}, number = {3}, pages = {197-217}, volume = {21}, year = {2021}, issn = {2178-1036}, doi = {https://doi.org/10.31977/grirfi.v21i3.2340}, abstract = {This paper presents philosophical conditions for the foundation of a specifically Husserlian aesthetic. Therefore, will be at first considered philosophical equivalences of two modalities of conscious experience: phenomenological and aesthetic. Thereafter, we highlight some of the concepts that guide Husserlian phenomenology as perception, intuitive experience, imagination and image consciousness. We present a conceptual approach of phenomenological experience as an experience of immediate awareness that has in perception the privileged path to access data originating from intentional objects. Aesthetics experience as a specific type of perception and loss, becomes a modality of phenomenological experience, insofar as it integrates, in itself, the same subject and object in a relationship properly intentional experience, functioning as a perfect paradigm of phenomenological perception opposed to naturalized experience model. Both aesthetics and phenomenology make it possible to centralize conscious experience in relation to world-consciousness, much more than the objective characterization of the world or any purely psychological facts. In both philosophical fields, imagination has a prominent status.}, }