On Remembering, or Concerning the Limits of Laws of Association
Abstract
Basing itself on Edith oStein's research into the philosophy of psychology and the humanities, this article focuses particularly on discussions of the theory of association. Stein's approach, rooted in a Husserlian phenomenological perspective, seems to represent a significant contribution to the establishing of an intellectual framework for the exploration of the philosophy of consciousness, and also seems helpful for inquiries into the issue of practical know-how pertaining to remembering things, as well as the use of schemata in intellectual activity generally.References
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