Rhythm, Phenomenology, Body, Relevance, Nonconceptual Meaning
Rhythm, Phenomenology, Body, Relevance, Nonconceptual Meaning

Summary/Abstract: Transcription and edition by Jasmin Schreyer and Gerd Sebald Introduction by Gerd Sebald (FAU Erlangen) The present paper gives an introduction to Schutz’s hereafter first published [“Fragment on the Phenomenology of Rhythm”]. After the editorial remarks the connections to the first part (first published in 1976) are developed along the lines of a nonconceptual substructure of meaning, the problem of passive synthesis, the phenomenological concept of the ideal object, the problem of the unit, and finally the connection of body, mind, and space. The paper closes with a commented summarization of Schutz’s fragment.

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