Phenomenology Without Context: A Critical Review of Mabaquiao on Husserl’s ‎Intentionality

The article is an analysis on how Husserl forms the theory of intentionality, that is a ‎foundational theory in philosophy which investigates the essential character of ‎consciousness. It can be defined as every consciousness is consciousness of something, that ‎is every mental act is directed towards or about some object that may exist or not. The mental act or intentional act refers to the mode of consciousness, ‎such as perceiving, imagining, or remembering, are always directed towards something, and ‎we cannot imagine consciousness independent from an intentional object. The intentional ‎object is the entity towards which consciousness is always related to in various mental acts. ‎