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Este trabajo se propone examinar las relaciones que vinculan a la fenomenologia con ciertas tesis caracteristicas del empirismo moderno, deteniendose particularmente en las filosofias de M. Merleau-Ponty y D. Hume. En primer lugar nos referimos a la tesis empirista del primado de la percepcion como origen y fundamento de todo conocimiento y sus resonancias en el pensamiento de Husserl, recogidas a su vez por la fenomenologia merleaupontyana. En segundo termino abordamos la critica de Merleau-Ponty a la nocion empirista de sensacion simple, evidenciando simultaneamente que su ascendencia cartesiana le asigna un lugar problematico en el conjunto del pensamiento de Hume. This study sets out to examine the links between phenomenological theory and certain key tenets of modern Empiricism, focusing specifically on the philosophies of M. Merleau-Ponty and D. Hume. We study, first, the empiricist thesis of the primacy of perception as the origin and foundation of all knowledge and its echoes in Husserl’s thought and in Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology. Second, we examine Merleau-Ponty’s critique of the empiricist notion of simple sensation, highlighting the fact that it plays a problematic role in Hume’s overall philosophy due to its cartesian origins.

El retorno fenomenológico a la experiencia y el fantasma del empirismo: M.Merleau-Ponty y D.Hume