phenomenological-method

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Master the phenomenological approach to philosophy: describing structures of experience from the first-person perspective.

| Noesis | Act of consciousness (perceiving, judging) | | Noema | Object as intended (perceived, judged) | | Hyle | Sensory material | | Intentional object | What consciousness is of (may not exist) |

| Perception | Perspectival, adumbrative | | Memory | Re-presentation, temporal distance | | Imagination | Positing as unreal | | Emotion | Intentional, value-disclosing | | Intersubjectivity | Empathy, other minds |

Master phenomenological methodology - describing structures of experience. Use for: analyzing lived experience, consciousness, intentionality. Triggers: 'phenomenology', 'phenomenological', 'epoche', 'bracketing', 'Husserl', 'lived experience', 'intentionality', 'eidetic', 'reduction', 'life-world', 'Lebenswelt', 'noesis', 'noema', 'first-person', 'experience as lived'. Source: chrislemke/stoffy.

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