Husserl's Phenomenology
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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EDMUND HUSSERL
BACK TO THINGS THEMSELVES
NATURAL VS. PHENOMENOLOGY
NATURAL VS. PHENOMENOLOGY
- The world is clear, fixed, and precise.
- Seeing things independent of any prejudice.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF P ATTITUDE
- Whole before the details
- Journalist's honor
- About experience and man
- Epoch
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IMPORTANTS STEPS IN P METHOD
- Eidetic reduction
- Reduce to its essene
- "The core"
IMPORTANT STEPS IN P METHOD
- PTR
- I-statements
- How YOU see it
REFLECTING
- Mind thinking about itself
- Critical detachment
- See the bigger picture
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- Phenomenology is a reflective enterprise
- Not all reflection is phenomenological
- How do you know you're reflecting?
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REFLECTING
- The mind thinking about itself
- Step back
- See the bigger picture
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REFLECTING
- Mind thinking about itself
- Step back
- See the bigger picture
Photo by Alex //Berlin _ Alexander Stübner
