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APPENDIX LXV Phantasies and Re-presentations TEXT NO. 20 PHANTASY — NEUTRALITY

APPENDIX LXIV Objection to the Expression “Neutrality Modification” with Reference to Phantasy TEXT NO. 20 PHANTASY — NEUTRALITY

e) Ego-acts — passively occurring experiences; Ego-acts as positional and neutral; a phantasy (a re-presentation) corresponding idealiter to every experience TEXT NO. 20 PHANTASY — NEUTRALITY (1921/1924)

d) The as-if thinking of oneself into something (…) and phantasying. Voluntary abstention in contrast to the positional attitude. The depicting act directed thematically either toward what is depicted or toward the aesthetic aspect; limited synthetic unity in the case of the aesthetic object, its horizon different from the horizon of the thing pure and simple TEXT NO. 20 PHANTASY — NEUTRALITY (1921/1924)

c) Intentional experiences are either positional experiences or neutral experiences; mixed experiences. On the theory of “perceptual figments” in the Ideas TEXT NO. 20 PHANTASY — NEUTRALITY (1921/1924)

b) The concept of phantasy in relation to the universal concept of neutrality. Mere presenting. TEXT NO. 20 PHANTASY — NEUTRALITY (1921/1924)

a) The living of an act in the epoché, an act of phantasying — Living in positions, giving acceptance. Double epoché or neutrality TEXT NO. 20 PHANTASY — NEUTRALITY (1921/1924)

Is the supposing of something harmoniously phantasied to be understood as the consciousness of possibility? Appendix LXIII Important Questions About Possibility TEXT NO. 19 PURE POSSIBILITY AND PHANTASY

Phantasies belonging to a single subject and intersubjective phantasies Appendix LXIII Important Questions About Possibilitiy TEXT NO. 19 PURE POSSIBILITY AND PHANTASY