Multidisciplinary Approach to the Theme of Attention
Phenomenology, Psychology, and Psychopathology
Abstract
In my essay I examine the role played by attention in the process of human knowledge, as it is proposed by Edmund Husserl in his writings published in Perception and Attention, vol. 38 Husserliana. In them we find very subtle analyses that we have to follow in order to understand the sense of attention. Strating from these I go towards the psychological approach to attention as performed both by psychophysics and phenomenological psychology, in particular dealing with Bruno Callieri’s psychopathological description of attention.
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