BEYOND HUSSERL, HEIDEGGER, AND MERLEAU-PONTY: THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF MARC RICHIR

In this article, I aim to introduce Marc Richir's refoundation of transcendantal phenomenology. Starting from the double-"symbolic" and properly "phenomenological"-constitution of the concept of phenomenon, I present the key concepts of Richir's "phenomenology nova methodo": hyperbolical phenomenological epoche, schematism, affectivity, phantasy, and so on. Beneath the distinction between theory of knowledge and ontology, I seek to understand both the sense of what he calls the "endogenization" of the phenomenological field and, "beyond Husserl, Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty," the role of temporality in the phenomenalization of the phenomenon.