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This dissertation argues that there is logical space in Husserl's phenomenology for an environmental philosophy. The environing world (Umwelt) became a central concern for Husserl in the 1910s and 1920s through his engagement in the 19th century debate over the proper demarcation of the human sciences (Geisteswissenschaften) from their naturalistic counterpart (Naturwissenschaften). In order to radically clarify the relationship between Natur and Geist it became necessary for Husserl to unbuild (Abbau) the binary opposition between these two regions of theoretical investigation. This unbuilding of the Natur/Geist distinction is the first deconstruction of the phenomenological legacy and it revealed for Husserl the pre-theoretical environing world as the living ground of both Natur and Geist. An environing world is constituted through a relation between the absolute here of the pre-reflective lived body and the overall harmonious association of various objects and states of affairs. This environmental relation between the lived body and its environing horizon is a complex life-nexus and Husserl systematically investigates a variety of experiential modes in which this relation occurs, i.e., perceptual, practical, evaluative, and volitional. Each of these modes of experience has its own structure, but in each case the lived body is the center of the environing horizon and structures its mode of givenness. The lived body, in turn, is structured by the unthematic familiarity and relevance that is harbored in the environing horizon through habituation. The environing world, in short, contributes an overall unity of similarity (harmony) to habituated experience. The logical space in Husserl's phenomenology for an environmental philosophy is comprised of the modal structures of the life-nexus of the environmental relation that underlies the theoretical investigations of the modern sciences. The identification and clarification of the life-nexus of the environmental relation is Husserl's answer to the question concerning environment.

Introduction p. 1 Chapter One - A Renewal of Husserl's Critique of Naturalism: Towards the Via Media of Ecological Phenomenology §1 Introduction p. 10 §2 Methodological Naturalism and Ecological Phenomenology p. 14 §3 Revisiting Husserl's Critique of Naturalism p. 18 §4 Towards the Via Media of Ecological Phenomenology p. 29 §5 Conclusion p. 36 Chapter Two - The Role of Umwelt in Husserl's Aufbau and Abbau of the NaturlGeist Distinction §6 Introduction p. 37 §7 The Historical Context of the 19th Century NaturlGeist Distinction p. 39 §8 Husserl's Synthesis and Radicalization of the Demarcation Debate p. 53 §9 The Environing World as a Critique of the Hiatus Irrationalis p. 61 §10 Conclusion p. 68 Chapter Three - The Living Ground of Natur and Geist § 11 Introduction p. 71 § 12 The Modification of the Natural Attitude as a Life Attitude p. 75 §13 A General Modal Outline of the Lived-Environing-World p. 84 § 14 The Naturalistic Attitude and it Limitations p. 93 § 15 The Personalistic Environing World and its Theoretical Priority p. 98 §16 The Problem of Husserl's Prioritization of Geist over Natur in Ideas II p. 102 §17 Conclusion p. 105 Chapter Four - The Lived Body and its Place §18 Introduction p. 108 § 19 The Place of the Lived Body p. 113 §20 The Pre-Reflective and Reflective Lived Bodies p. 121 §21 The Physical Body p. 134 §22 The Spatial Body p. 141 §23 Conclusion p. 152 Chapter Five - The Perceptual Structure of the Lived-Environing-World §24 Introduction p. 154 §25 From the Horizons of Perceptual Objects to Perceptual Environs p. 158 §26 The Sensuous Topology of an Environing World Part I: (In)determinacy p. 167 §27 The Sensuous Topology of an Environing World Part II: (Un)familiarity p. 174 §28 The Harmonious Style of a Perceptual Enviorns (Passive Synthesis) p. 184 §29 The Worldhood of the Perceptual Enviorns p. 192 §30 Conclusion and Overall Review p. 196 Chapter Six - The Instinctual Life of the Lived-Environing-World §31 Introduction p. 200 §32 A General Introduction to Instincts p. 204 §33 Tendencies and the Environing Horizon of Relevancy p. 216 §34 The Lived-Environing-World as a Horizon of Relevancy p. 221 §35 Conclusion p. 232 Conclusion §36 Husserl's Unbuilding of the Natur/Geist Distinction p. 233 §37 A Historical Introduction to the Lived-Environing-World p. 239 §38 The Absolute Here of the Pre-reflective Lived Body p. 241 §39 The Worldhood of the Lived-Environing-World p. 243 §40 An Introduction to Husserl's Theory of Instincts p. 246 §41 The Lived-Environing-World as a Horizon of Relevancy p. 250 §42 Conclusion p. 252 Bibliography p. 255 Abstract Vita

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