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in some systems of classification, a group or “cluster” of strains of phenotypically related organisms. Called also phenon. See also numerical taxonomy, under taxonomy.
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| phenomena |
In the thought of Kant, the phenomenal realm is the world of matter - ie the world which we can experience through our senses. It is thus distinguished with the noumenal realm. see noumena, noumenal realm.
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| phenomenology |
The phenomenological is a specific view of things which aims at revealing aspects hidden from usual viewpoints by habit. It requires leisure ("?oche") in order to exclude preconceptions about the thing under consideration. If we look at the things around us using this method, we can classify them in three groups (though this classification will always remain precarious). ...
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| phenomenon |
The Universe of Discourse is perceived to consist of phenomena, and Krogstie's definition (1995:8) is adopted:
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