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語源

From German Präsentation, from Latin praesentatio. In the phenomenological sense, a calque of German Vergegenwärtigung.

名詞

presentiation (uncountable)

1. (philosophy) The act of making something present to consciousness that is not originally given; a synonym of presentification; an intuitive consciousness that renders something co-present or represented.
   • 1931, Edmund Husserl, translated by Dorion Cairns, Cartesian Meditations, Martinus Nijhoff, published 1960, §44:

     By presentiation I understand every experience in which an object is itself "in person" before us, whether as a physical thing in perception, or as a phantasy object in phantasy.

使用する際の注意点

Husserl distinguishes between presentation (Gegenwärtigung), which gives an object originally, and presentiation (Vergegenwärtigung), which gives it secondarily through memory, phantasy, or empathy. The term is sometimes used more narrowly for the latter.

同意語

• presentification
• representation

反意語

• presentation

関連する語

• presentiate
• appresentation
• pairing