Roman Ingarden Quotes on Truth
Roman Ingarden was a Polish philosopher and a student of Edmund Husserl, the most distinguished representative of phenomenology in twentieth-century Polish philosophy. This page collects quotes attributed to Roman Ingarden on the topic of truth, drawn from across the philosopher's works.
Quotes
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Attributed to Roman Ingarden:
“The literary work of art is a stratified, intentional formation.”
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Attributed to Roman Ingarden:
“Every work of art has a structure of distinct strata that interact in the experience of the reader.”
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Attributed to Roman Ingarden:
“What is real is what is independent of any consciousness; what is intentional depends on it.”
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Attributed to Roman Ingarden:
“Aesthetic value is not added to the work; it is already there to be discovered.”