Husserl's Imaginative Variation and it's Performance Problem in the Meditations of Roman Ingarden Context

Abstract

This article presents the operation issue of imaginative variation from the perspective of its feasibility problem, and the very legitimacy of its implementation. I associate the concept of imaginative variation with the categories of transcendence and constitutive consciousness. In the first part of the work, I perform preliminary characterization of the variation operation. In the second part, I present the accusations of Roman Ingarden, which he made in his Critical Remarks, towards the possibility and legitimacy of its feasibility.