Ingarden, Dufrenne, and the Passivity of Aesthetic Experience

Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology 8 (1):21-36 (2021)
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Abstract

Recent phenomenological research has picked up on the old claim that sometimes artworks seem to take possession of the perceiver. Simon Høffding and Tone Roald have argued that Edmund Husserl’s not...

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