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Context as a Structure of Emergence: An Inquiry from a Phenomenological Point of View

The aim of the present study is to focus on and to reevaluate the notion and the role of context as the ontological structured mind-independent dimension that guides our experience. Following the Husserlian and the Heideggerian phenomenology, the context can be conceived not simply as a frame which surrounds the objects, but rather as an articulated horizon that can be thought as the a priori condition of any kind of experience. It is a structured reality, and its role consists in making possible the emergence of the crucial structures which steer both the practical and theoretical experience. The context, as an articulated dimension of possibilities, shows itself as already typified. By virtue of the notion of Typus (type), the context possesses a specific structure which displays regularities and internal consistency and allows the emergence of the experience along with its objects, also the conceptual ones.