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Ontological genesis of the theoretical attitude towards the world 173
(b) The Temporal Meaning of
the Modification of Practical Concern
Into the Theoretical Discovering of What is Just-there within-a-world
357.2-6 357.3-7 408.19-23 327.2-5
Text in SZ, all underlined by Husserl:
In seeking the ontological genesis of the theoretical attitude, we ask: What are the
existentially necessary conditions, found in Dasein’s being-structure, that make it
possible for Dasein to exist in the form of scientific research?”
In the right margin:
N.B.
357.11-19 357.17-20 408.32-6 327.14-17
Text in SZ:
“The following deliberations are preparatory to the understanding of this central
problematic, within which, moreover, the idea of phenomenology (as
distinguished from the preliminary concept of it, which we indicated by way of
introduction) will be developed for the first time.
Husserl underlines:
“idea of phenomenology”
In the left margin:
goal of clarifying the idea of phenomenology
357.22-25 357.23-26 408.39-409.4 327.20-22
Text in SZ:
“We shall investigate only the change from practical concern with the useful to
exploration of the useful that is found within-a-world.”
In the right margin:
N.B.
358.4-7 358.5-8 409.22-24 327.40-42
Text in SZ:
173 The grammar is problematic: “Ontologische Genesis der S das theoretische Verhältnis zur
Welt.” The remark is written in the margin in such a way as to include the following section-title
as well.