Amphithéâtre Marguerite de Navarre, Site Marcelin Berthelot
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  • Relationship between the three fundamental classes of psychic activity (representation, judgment, love) and their counterparts in internal consciousness (representation, knowledge, feeling)
  • Brentan's theory of the "intimate entanglement" of the three classes of psychic phenomena
  • The "intimate entanglement" of the fundamental "three classes" is reflected in the "triple phenomenon of internal consciousness"
  • It confirms the importance of the theological dimension ofEinwohnung / Inexistenz in Brentan's conceptual horizon
  • It is not reduced to perichoresis
  • Comparison with Augustine and John of Damascus
  • The source of Brentanian theory is Scottish
  • William Hamilton's notion of interlacing
  • Brentano and Hamilton: a little-known relationship
  • Analysis of Brentanian citations of Hamiltonian interlacing theory
  • Hamilton's thesis: knowledge, feeling and will "intertwine
  • Comparison of Hamilton's and Brentano's classifications
  • The Hamiltonian notion of " cognition " as "power of recogn izing existence " and its alleged medieval source: Scotian and Ockhamist notitia intuitiva
  • Universality of cognition
  • Parallels between Hamilton and Brentano
  • brentanian " Vorstellung ", Hamiltonian " cognition " and Scholastic intuitive knowledge

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See also

Lecture related to the seminar: The invention of the modern subject (continued) : will and action
Alain de Libera, chair History of medieval philosophy
Psychic functions. Intuition, representation, judgment

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