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See: animus, design, intent


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Moreover, gestural communication in apes shares some key features with human language, such as intentionality, referential properties and flexibility of learning and use".
In this work, Chukwu (philosophy, Aquinas College) seeks to uncover Husserl's contribution of intentionality through placing against each other two different interpretations of the meaning and role of noema: the gestalt psychological interpretation as formulated by Aron Gurwitsch and the analytic philosophical interpretation as articulated by the Frege scholars, David Woodruff Smith and Ronald McIntyre.
For example, when I got to Atlanta we took on the teaching of literacy with a great deal of intentionality, because teachers said their college's school of education did not prepare them to teach reading.
 
 
 
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