Psychic functions. Intuition, representation, judgment (6)

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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