Consciência virtual e imaginário
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https://doi.org/10.1590/S1678-31662009000400006Keywords:
Virtual reality, Second life, Imagination, Subjectivity, Phenomenology, HusserlAbstract
Contemporary discussions of "virtual reality," "cyber-space" and "virtual worlds" often lack a substantial philosophical reflection on the function of the imagination without which virtual reality would be neither virtual nor a reality. In this paper, I attempt a phenomenological treatment of virtual reality and the imaginary by developing key insights in Husserl's phenomenological reflections on the imagination, image-consciousness, embodiment and the "irrealization" of subjectivity through the imaginary.Downloads
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