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JUNGLOS, Márcio. The constitution of judgments in Husserl's phenomenology. discus.filos [online]. 2015, vol.16, n.27, pp.31-47. ISSN 0124-6127.  https://doi.org/10.17151/difil.2015.16.27.3.

This article intends to research the passive/active process of constitution in a way that shows the essential structures of passivity in consciousness (static phenomenology) and the active constitution through Ego's acts (genetic phenomenology). However, as Husserl intends, according to Anthony Steinbock, this analysis will conduct to leading clues of constitution of meaning in a generative perspective, mainly in his future works. Although one is conscious of this static/genetic/generative phenomenology, I shall mainly concentrate on whether a true judgment is possible. Henceforth, this work will pose some questions: Despite the fact that in passivity the essential structures of constitution face some modalization, whereby the lived-experience of otherwise springs forth, what kind of guarantee does it give for one's judgments? And, if the Ego has its own way of givenness, in which it can actively intervene or be enticed somehow, how is it possibly a judicative certainty? These questions will be answered through the process of constitution itself. Therefore, this work will analyze the passive/active structure of constitution of meaning in experience, and how such experiences influence the judgment itself. The analysis will concentrate on the writings of Husserl from the 1920s and Husserliana XI, which were gathered in a single work by Anthony Steinbock.

Palavras-chave : Judgments; meaning; modalizations; time-consciousness.

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