Phenomenicity and donation. From the convergence between both to transcendence in the given

Abstract

We study the milestones that the phenomenon voice has gone through since Husserlian phenomenology focused on it. Husserl places identifying condition as a condition for the phenomenon. But the possibility arises that the intuitive donation surpasses the mention: this is the case of Marion´s saturated phenomena. One more gap opens before the face of the other, in which phenomenon becomes a never-finished manifestation: its dissymmetry and paradox lies in the fact that I am phenomenon for him insofar as he is phenomenon for me, both manifestive of a someone who transcend them. In this regard the considerations of Levinas and Ricoeur are useful for us. We conclude in the diversification of the phenomenon and in the need for a prior hermeneutics to definite its scope.