| phenomena |
that which appears to the senses.
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The plural of phenomenon (meaning "perceivable fact" or "unusual occurrence"): Many phenomena are not recorded. One phenomenon is attracting attention.
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| phenomenology |
(1) The science or study of phenomena, or things as they are perceived, as opposed to the study of being, or the nature of things as they are. (2) The philosophical investigation and description of conscious experience in all its varieties without reference to the question of whether what is experienced is objectively real.
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| phenomenology |
for Hegel, the study of the dialectical development of Spirit through stages towards rational, self-conscious freedom; for Husserl, a philosophical method based on the reflective and descriptive study of consciousness focused on the intentionality of mental states. The structure of consciousness revealed, which includes an ego that exists absolutely, aimed to provide a sure foundation for knowledge. ...
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| phenomenology |
Branch of philosophy which emphasises that meaning is generated through the influence of a person s consciousness upon perceptions.
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