noesis
NOESIS. Husserl introduced the technical term noesis to refer to what he had formerly identified as the apprehension of an object in experience, an apprehension that bears the mark of intentionality. Noesis refers, then, to the real (reell) content of the experience, namely, the meaning-intention which is directed toward an object in a determinate manner and with certain positional or thetic characteristics. In a broad sense, the term can be used to refer to the subjective side of the intentional correlation, but in its proper sense it refers only to the apprehension or intending of the object. See also NOEMA; REAL CONTENTS.
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