Definition of protention in English:

protention

(also protension)

noun prəʊˈtɛnʃn

Philosophy

In phenomenology: extension of the consciousness of some present act or event into the future; an instance of this.

1930s; earliest use found in William Ralph Boyce Gibson (1869–1935). From German protention from post-classical Latin protension-, protensio.

(also protension)

nounprəʊˈtɛnʃn

Philosophy

In phenomenology: extension of the consciousness of some present act or event into the future; an instance of this.

1930s; earliest use found in William Ralph Boyce Gibson (1869–1935). From German protention from post-classical Latin protension-, protensio.

单词	protention
释义	Definition of protention in English: protention (also protension) noun prəʊˈtɛnʃn Philosophy In phenomenology: extension of the consciousness of some present act or event into the future; an instance of this. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in William Ralph Boyce Gibson (1869–1935). From German protention from post-classical Latin protension-, protensio. Definition of protention in US English: protention (also protension) nounprəʊˈtɛnʃn Philosophy In phenomenology: extension of the consciousness of some present act or event into the future; an instance of this. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in William Ralph Boyce Gibson (1869–1935). From German protention from post-classical Latin protension-, protensio.
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