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Intentionality In Kant And Wittgensetin, Ryan Feldbrugge
Intentionality In Kant And Wittgensetin, Ryan Feldbrugge
Journal of Undergraduate Research at Minnesota State University, Mankato
How is thought about and experience of a world possible? This has been the framing question of the present work and it is generally understood as the problem of intentionality. The more specific problem dealt with has been whether or not intentionality has an internal structure that can be made explicit through science, particularly cognitive science. In his Critique of Pure Reason, Immanuel Kant outlines an internal, mental structure that, when imposed on our sensory data, makes thought about and experience of a world possible, which can be viewed as highly anticipatory of modern cognitive science. On the other hand, …