Intenzionalità fungente: involontarietà e impersonalità in fenomenologia

In phenomenology, the notion of will is closely connected to that of intentionality. And yet this term exists with two meanings: the static one relates to the active notions of consciousness and constitution; the genetic one revolves around the passive notions of body and co-emergence. The first refers to the centrality of representation; in the second, the concepts of impersonality and anonymity take on a crucial role even at the level of simple sensation. Taking this distinction as its starting point, this essay aims to investigate the complementary relationship in phenomenology between voluntariness and involuntariness.