Abstract

This paper aims to show how Husserl's concept of intentionality detaches itself from the background of a thorough and recurrent argument that Husserl makes against psychologism. Noting that the concept of intentionality was first recovered by Brentano's psychology, it seemed to us important to show how Husserl's intentionality, as it is conceived in the Logical Investigations, distinguishes itself from the inexistence that Brentano describes in his Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint. Showing which parts of Brentano's psychology were rejected and which were maintained in Husserl's theory is indeed the first concern of those who intend to study the phenomenological concept of intentionality. Keywords: Intentionality, intentional object, content, anti-psychologism, fulfilment.

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