Phenomenology and the Metaphysics of Presence

I. Introduction: Phenomenology and the Beginning.- II. Epistemology and the Metaphysics of Presence.- A. The Metaphysics of Presence.- B. Positivism.- C. Intuition.- D. Fact and Essence.- E. Phenomenology as Science.- F. Intentional Analysis.- III. Truth and Presence.- A. Expression and Meaning.- B. Meaning-Fulfillment.- C. Evidence and Truth.- D. Evidence and the Metaphysics of Presence.- E. Language and Consciousness.- IV. Temporality and Presence.- A. The Problematic of Time.- B. Time as a Phenomenological Datum.- C. The Now.- D. The Temporal Horizons.- V. Intersubjectivity and Epistemological Presence.- A. The Refutation of Solipsism.- B. The Presence of the Other.- C. The Being of the Other.- VI. Conclusion.- A. Review of Our Findings.- B. Phenomenology and the Possibility of History.

I. Introduction: Phenomenology and the Beginning. - II. Epistemology and the Metaphysics of Presence. - A. The Metaphysics of Presence. - B. Positivism. - C. Intuition. - D. Fact and Essence. - E. Phenomenology as Science. - F. Intentional Analysis. - III. Truth and Presence. - A. Expression and Meaning. - B. Meaning-Fulfillment. - C. Evidence and Truth. - D. Evidence and the Metaphysics of Presence. - E. Language and Consciousness. - IV. Temporality and Presence. - A. The Problematic of Time. - B. Time as a Phenomenological Datum. - C. The Now. - D. The Temporal Horizons. - V. Intersubjectivity and Epistemological Presence. - A. The Refutation of Solipsism. - B. The Presence of the Other. - C. The Being of the Other. - VI. Conclusion. - A. Review of Our Findings. - B. Phenomenology and the Possibility of History.