«The things themselves» beyond generativity. Considerations on the phenomenological method

HERNÁN INVERSO

Lima

Conferencia; The Current Relevance of Phenomenology and Hermeneutics. Perspectives and Topics; 2021

Husserl's phenomenology came into existence as a program oriented to the things themselves, paying attention also to exceedance. However, throughout its history, this aspect started to be analysed in phenomena that ?escape the horizon?, resulting in lines that tried to leave behind the original approach or in studies about theological or onto-theological deviations. Far from it, exceedance peeks out behind every phenomenon. In contrast with this views, the exploration of the ?innaparent? will lead us to review Phenomenology's very notion. A meta-theoretical investigation committed to inspecting the method, the phenomenon, and the subject will highlight the overall consistency of the phenomenological approach. I will describe this investigation in two parts. The first tries to show the coincidence between this perspective and Husserl's answers to the question about the nature of Phenomenology. The second seeks to describe the general approach and its potency to integrate all the aspects of the phenomenon. It points out that it is possible to incorporate recent phenomenological lines within a comprehensive framework without a break from previous developments.