An unintentional phenomenology? Levinas, Henry and the idea of a “post-phenomenology”

Abstract

Through the critique that Levinas and Henry realize to the vision intellectualistic of the phenomenology developed by Husserl, there appears the possibility of a reformulation of the classic phenomenology through a return to a pretheoric otherness present at the affection and the relation with others respect with the others. Subverting the principle of the theoretical intentionality a post-phenomenology is suggested as denomination for this non-intentionality.