Phenomenology

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Summary Phenomenology refers to both a general branch of philosophy as well as a movement within the history of philosophy. As a branch of philosophy, phenomenology studies conscious experience from a perspective internal to it, elucidating the structures of lived experience, as well as the conditions under which it becomes meaningful. The historical movement called phenomenology is generally regarded as beginning with Edmund Husserl, who made phenomenological questions central to his entire philosophical approach, arguing that a phenomenological investigation of consciousness should ground philosophy construed broadly as well as the sciences.  Under the influence of a second generation of phenomenologists, most famously Martin Heidegger, the centrality of consciousness was often called into question.  Nonetheless, the name phenomenology continues to be used to describe the whole tradition that developed out of this Husserlian/Heideggerian framework.  As such, there have been "phenomenological" approaches to virtually every other branch of philosophy, including ontology, epistemology, ethics, aesthetics, political philosophy, etc.    In this regard, phenomenology remains one of the core movements that defines 20th century continental philosophy, where it is associated with adjacent (or sub) movements such as existentialism, phenomenological hermeneutics and deconstruction.
Key works Husserl was constantly formulating and reformulating the phenomenological project. Logical Investigations (Husserl 1970) was his first systematic approach to phenomenology.  Ideas (Husserl 1980) reformulated the project, introducing the core notion of the transcendental reduction.  The work of early phenomenologists such as Edith Stein (Stein 1989) and Max Scheler (Scheler 1992) on emotion, empathy and value theory helps to account for phenomenology's importance in the social sciences.  The Phenomenological Movement (Spiegelberg 1965) describes the work of Husserl and other early phenomenologists in great detail.  In the course of developing their own philosophical projects, subsequent generations would also reformulate how they understood phenomenology.  Edmund Husserl published Heidegger's Being and Time (Heidegger 1962) in order to help Heidegger secure Husserl's own chair at Freiburg.  It was only after its publication that he realized just how much Heidegger's approach to phenomenology departed from and revised his own.  Under the influence of both Husserl and Heidegger, Jean-Paul Sartre's Being and Nothingness (Sartre 1956) and Maurice Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Perception (Merleau-Ponty 1945), developed an existential phenomenology which dominated French intellectual thought in the mid twentieth century and which played a crucial role in introducing phenomenology to the English speaking world.  Jacques Derrida's work on Husserl early in his career, particularly his Introduction to the Origin of Geometry and Voice and Phenomena (Derrida 2011) demonstrated the continued importance of phenomenology to post-structuralism (despite the avowal of many other postructuralists). 
Introductions Husserl and Heidegger wrote an encyclopedia entry for phenomenology in Encyclopedia Brittanica (Heidegger 2009).  
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  1. Osservazioni fenomenologiche sull’estetica della Object-Oriented Ontology.Floriana Ferro - 2024 - Estetica. Studi E Ricerche 2:391-408.
    The article contributes to the debate on Object-Oriented Ontology (OOO) in Italy, focusing on Graham Harman’s aesthetics. It develops three main points: OOO’s idea of objects, theory of beauty, and figure-ground relation. OOO’s positions are compared with the phenomenological perspective, highlighting discrepancies and points of contact. Harman’s theory of the quadruple object raises ontological and relational issues; the same can be said about OOO’s idea of part-whole relationships. However, Harman’s view of beauty as metaphor and the central role of the (...)
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  2. De plaats van heimwee.Jasper van de Vijver - 2020 - Wijsgerig Perspectief 60 (3):24-33.
    Amsterdam University Press is a leading publisher of academic books, journals and textbooks in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Our aim is to make current research available to scholars, students, innovators, and the general public. AUP stands for scholarly excellence, global presence, and engagement with the international academic community.
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  3. Presence and Absence in Expression: Meaning-Intention in the Revisions of the Logical Investigations. Di Huang - forthcoming - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology:1-17.
    This paper examines Edmund Husserl's revised account of expression in his 1913–1914 revisions of the Logical Investigations. Rejecting the Investigations’ thesis that linguistic meanings are constituted in a distinctive class of essentially non-intuitive meaning intentions, Husserl develops a new conception of empty intention, a new analysis of the intuitively fulfilled discourse and a phenomenology of the indicative tendency. While these revisions have been acknowledged, their motivation, connection, and significance remain under-explored in the existing literature. By comparing the Investigations and the (...)
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  4. Jednakost nejednakog: fenomenologija i rane avangarde.Dragan Prole - 2018 - Sremski Karlovci: Izdavačka knjižarnica Zorana Stojanovića.
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  5. Hans-Georg Gadamer Today.Niall Keane - 2025 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):1-2.
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  6. Crossings: Hermeneutics as Passage.James Risser Philosophy, Seattle, Wa & Usa - 2024 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):32-42.
    This paper follows the implications of Gadamer’s hermeneutics after Truth and Method in which the forming of social life, and with it the idea of worldly understanding, receives greater attention. I argue that the emphasis in his later writings on worldly understanding draws less on the idea of the hermeneutic circle and problematic of the Geisteswissenschaften in which the concept of tradition is prominent than on the movement in language and the encounter with the other. As in the example of (...)
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  7. Shared Understanding Before Semantic Agreement: Gadamer on the Hidden Ground of Linguistic Community.Carolyn Culbertson Philosophy, Fort Meyers, Fl & Usa - 2024 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):57-69.
    Hans-Georg Gadamer argues that language is the medium of all understanding and thus that it is the medium through which we can reach understanding with one another. Yet many today are sceptical of this claim and worry that Gadamerian hermeneutics ignores at its own peril the limits of the particular discourses that people utilize to reach understanding with one another. I argue here that this criticism rests on the assumption that, for Gadamer, it is the semantic features of a language (...)
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  8. A Phenomenology of Illness: The Lived Body, Health, and the Other.Chloe Nicole Piamonte - 2025 - Philosophia: International Journal of Philosophy (Philippine e-journal) 26 (1).
    This paper explores the phenomenon of being ill (in cases of serious, chronic and terminal illnesses) both in its subjective and intersubjective dimensions. My main contention is that the philosophical tools of phenomenology uncover the framework for understanding the lived experience of the ill person as they privilege the first-person account of illness. It is through this that the essence of things and phenomena surrounding the body-in-illness are unveiled, as opposed to the medical world’s perspective, a third-person account of diseases. (...)
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  9. Neurotechnology, Consent, Place, and the Ethics of Data Science Genomics in the Precision Medicine Clinic.Andrew Crowden & Matthew Gildersleeve - 2022 - In P. López-Silva & L. Valera (eds.), Protecting the Mind. Ethics of Science and Technology Assessment. Springer.
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  10. Reassessing Paganus: Toward an Ontology of the Rooted Human.Beni Beeri Issembert - manuscript
    The concept of human identity has often been framed through economic and materialist paradigms, particularly in Marxist and industrial thought, which have emphasized the proletarian and agricola—the laborer and the productive farmer—as the primary agents of historical development. However, this economic reductionism has marginalized an alternative and equally fundamental mode of existence: the paganus—the rural dweller whose relationship to the world is defined not by labor, but by dwelling, continuity, and embeddedness in place. This paper critically re-examines the paganus as (...)
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  11. Un'inedita disputa su Essere e tempo.Daniele De Santis (ed.) - 2023 - Brescia: Morcelliana.
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  12. Spaziopatia: fenomenologia della spazialità vissuta e psicopatologia delle alterazioni spaziali.Martina Mauri - 2024 - Milano: Mimesis.
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  13. Critical theory, natal alienation, future people.Matthias Fritsch - 2024 - In Matthias J. Fritsch, Ferdinando G. Menga & Rebecca Van Der Post (eds.), Phenomenology and future generations: generativity, justice, and amor mundi. Albany: State University of New York Press. pp. 181-206.
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  14. Absences that matter.Ferdinando G. Menga - 2024 - In Matthias J. Fritsch, Ferdinando G. Menga & Rebecca Van Der Post (eds.), Phenomenology and future generations: generativity, justice, and amor mundi. Albany: State University of New York Press.
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  15. Generativity and ethics.Mario Vergani - 2024 - In Matthias J. Fritsch, Ferdinando G. Menga & Rebecca Van Der Post (eds.), Phenomenology and future generations: generativity, justice, and amor mundi. Albany: State University of New York Press.
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  16. Phenomenology and future generations: generativity, justice, and amor mundi.Matthias J. Fritsch, Ferdinando G. Menga & Rebecca Van Der Post (eds.) - 2024 - Albany: State University of New York Press.
    Demonstrates the fertility of the phenomenological tradition of philosophy for intergenerational justice and climate ethics.--In the face of the current environmental crisis, relations with future people—overlapping generations and more distant ones—have moved to the top of political and scholarly agendas. The anthology proposed here seeks to demonstrate the enormous fertility of philosophical phenomenology in accounting for relations among different generations. This is due to phenomenology’s rich reflections on the role of time in the constitution of the social-historical world and its (...)
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  17. Phenomenology and yoga on consciousness.Giulia Moiraghi - 2025 - Albany: State University of New York Press.
    Brings yogic traditions into dialogue with current philosophical and scientific research on consciousness.
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  18. Hans-Georg Gadamer Today.Niall Keane - 2025 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):1-2.
    In 1986, Gadamer was invited to Britain by The British Society for Phenomenology (BSP) and the Goethe Institute London. During these visits, he presented a talk on the topic of Ancient Philosophy a...
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  19. A Hermeneutics for the Human Barnyard: The Nascent Political Radicality of Gadamer’s Theory of Experience.John Arthos - 2025 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):70-85.
    Gadamer offered a paradigm of hermeneutic experience and understanding as a humanist alternative to the scientific rationality that dominates Western modernity. He derived his perspective in great part from the philosophy of his mentor, Martin Heidegger, but he was grounded less in ontology than in his own humanistic training in classical philosophy, art, and literature. It was only somewhat late (in his debates with Habermas) that he grappled with the political relevance of his theory, but even in that context, he (...)
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  20. Gadamer in the English-Speaking World.Jeff Malpas & Niall Keane - 2025 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):3-17.
    Providing a summary history of the reception of Gadamer's work in English across a range of disciplines from literature to philosophy, this essay also explores elements of both influence and convergence connecting Gadamer's thinking with that of several key figures in twentieth century analytic philosophy.
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  21. Hegel as a Key to the Social Role of Art in Gadamer’s Aesthetics.Elena Romagnoli - 2024 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):18-31.
    My paper aims to highlight the presence of a social conception of art in Gadamer’s thought by analysing his reading of Hegel’s aesthetics. In an initial section I reconstruct the core of Gadamer’s reading of Hegel’s aesthetics as a paradigm to reassess art against the limits of aestheticism. I subsequently focus on the analysis Gadamer provides of the fundamental topic of the “past-character of art”, by stressing how this is reassessed as a “presence of the past”. On this basis, I (...)
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  22. On Gadamer’s Legacy: Postmodern Hermeneutics, New-Realist Hermeneutics, and the Tension of Understanding.Theodore George - 2024 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):43-56.
    The legacy of Hans-Georg Gadamer’s philosophical hermeneutics includes not only several positions that continue to influence current debate in the field. He also leaves the legacy of an important philosophical tension based in the way he conceives of understanding. On the one hand, Gadamer maintains that genuine understanding remains true to matters themselves. On the other hand, though, he acknowledges that understanding is always mediated by language, and, thereby, meaning inherited from tradition. After a brief consideration of this tension in (...)
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  23. Crossings: Hermeneutics as Passage.James Risser - 2024 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):32-42.
    This paper follows the implications of Gadamer’s hermeneutics after Truth and Method in which the forming of social life, and with it the idea of worldly understanding, receives greater attention. I argue that the emphasis in his later writings on worldly understanding draws less on the idea of the hermeneutic circle and problematic of the Geisteswissenschaften in which the concept of tradition is prominent than on the movement in language and the encounter with the other. As in the example of (...)
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  24. Shared Understanding Before Semantic Agreement: Gadamer on the Hidden Ground of Linguistic Community.Carolyn Culbertson - 2024 - Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 56 (1):57-69.
    Hans-Georg Gadamer argues that language is the medium of all understanding and thus that it is the medium through which we can reach understanding with one another. Yet many today are sceptical of this claim and worry that Gadamerian hermeneutics ignores at its own peril the limits of the particular discourses that people utilize to reach understanding with one another. I argue here that this criticism rests on the assumption that, for Gadamer, it is the semantic features of a language (...)
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  25. The Essentials in Human Learning to Respond to Continuous Change.Luis Manuel Martínez-Domínguez - 2019 - Foro de Educación 17:253-270.
    When we find ourselves in this era of rapid and continuous changes in teachinglearning processes, it is pertinent to review what is essential in learning; That which however much change things can’t change so that the phenomenon of learning, can continue to call learning. This is the objective of this article, and from a phenomenological perspective, a description is proposed that captures the essence of human learning. This description has been arranged in a way that is valid for any time (...)
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  26. Geistige Allmende und objektiver Geist: Überindividuelle Phänomene menschlicher Lebenswelten.Matthias Wunsch & Steffen Kluck (eds.) - 2024 - Brill.
  27. El doble “subsuelo” ontologico de la interexistencialidad.Christian Ivanoff-Sabogal - 2024 - Letras (Peru) 95 (142):46-63.
    La meta de este trabajo estriba en sacar a la luz el subsuelo ontológico que sostiene el abordaje y el tratamiento de la interexistencialidad en el capítulo IV de la primera sección de Ser y Tiempo. Primero, esclarecemos conceptualmente las indicaciones sobre la cotidianidad y la “absorción” en el mundo que aparecen en la introducción general del capítulo mencionado, lo que despeja el camino para demostrar que la interexistencialidad de ninguna forma está enso-gada necesariamente con la impropiedad. Segundo, mostramos que (...)
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  28. Kevin Aho – Existential Medicine: Essays on Health and Illness. [REVIEW]Helene Scott-Fordsmand - 2019 - Phenomenological Reviews.
    In contemporary debates in philosophy of medicine medical humanities are gaining ground in a discipline that was for many years dominated by bioethics. Phenomenology, with its focus on human experience, and a long history of interest in illness as boundary cases of human existence, turns up as a tradition with a lot to offer in this context. In their introduction to the Edinburgh Companion in Critical Medical Humanities Whitehead & Woods thus mention phenomenology as one of two key traditions within (...)
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  29. The Collapse and Reconstitution of the Cinematic Narrative: Interactivity vs. Immersion in Game Worlds.Otto Lehto - 2009 - Ec - Rivista Dell'associazione Italiana Studi Semiotici:21-28.
    This article analyses the phenomenology and ontology of videogames through the lens of semiotics. The difference between games and more traditional narrative models (such as those found in books and movies) lies on the structural level. The game narrative needs to be ‘written’ (played) before it can be ‘read’ (interpreted). Games provide fluidity of interactive immersion: the interface as the place of the merger between the player and the game. A connection, without delay, is established between the movement of the (...)
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  30. Conceptual History as a Philosophical Methodology: The Case of Hans Blumenberg’s Metaphorology.Maximilian Priebe - 2022 - German Historical Institute London Blog.
    This short article is an introduction to Blumenberg's philosophical metaphorology. Metaphorology is presented as an idiosyncratic variant of a conceptual history that draws attention to the fact that what intellectual historians examine as historically influential “concepts” are less clearly defined ideas than a kind of - pragmatically effective - images. Blumenberg calls these background images “metaphors.”.
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  31. Qu'est-ce que la phénoménologie?André Dartigues - 1972 - [Toulouse]: Privat.
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  32. Hegel and Me.Layla Yarezi Mayorga - 2024 - Journal of Speculative Philosophy 38 (4):409-428.
    ABSTRACT This article critically examines Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel’s concept of the Absolute Spirit, Mexican philosopher José Revueltas’s reinterpretation of Hegelian dialectics, and Carlos Alberto Sánchez’s phenomenological analysis of undocumented immigrant reason. This article argues that fixed narratives, epitomized by Hegel’s Absolute Spirit, obscure the authentic experiences of undocumented immigrants. By synthesizing Hegel, Revueltas, and Sánchez, the article proposes the concept of Espíritu de Muerte, or Spirit of Death, reminiscent of the Holy Death as a counter to the Absolute Spirit, (...)
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  33. Natur bei Zeami: „Von selbst“ als Vollzugsqualität leibgeistiger Praxis (行 gyō).Leon Krings - 2024 - In Ryosuke Ohashi (ed.), Die „Natur“ in Buddhismus und Christentum. Tokyo: pp. 125-144.
    Zeami Motokiyo 世阿弥 元清 (1363–1443) gilt als Schöpfer des klassischen Nō-Theaters und war nicht nur ein herausragender Darsteller, sondern auch Autor vieler Stücke, die noch heute aufgeführt werden. Neben diesen Stücken hat Zeami aber auch theoretische Traktate zur Übungspraxis des Nō-Theaters verfasst, die über viele Jahrhunderte hinweg geheim überliefert wurden und als Anweisungen für seine Nachfolger gedacht waren. In diesen Traktaten reflektiert Zeami auf seine Kunst und stellt sie als einen Übungsweg nach buddhistischem Vorbild dar, als eine ästhetische, aber auch (...)
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  34. El "ante-qué" de la huida existencial-ontológica en Ser y Tiempo.Christian Ivanoff-Sabogal - 2024 - In Martin Heidegger. Ontología fundamental y fenomenología hermenéutica. Quito: Editorial Universitaria. pp. 189-223.
    En los textos hermenéutico-fenomenológicos de Heidegger, aprox. 1919-1932, el fenómeno de la huida acusa una presencia constante. Sin embargo, su dimensión ontológica permanece tácita, por lo que nuestra tarea presente radica en esclarecer el carácter esencialmente ontológico de la huida en tanto que opera un encubrimiento modal sobre la existencia. En un primer paso exponemos la propiedad e impropiedad desde la perspec-tiva del concernimiento ontológico a priori que determina al Dasein en relación a su existencia, mostrando que la huida es (...)
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  35. Tout contre. Tombeau de Bernard Stiegler.Anaïs Nony - 2020 - Ars Industrialis.
    Bernard Stiegler est né en philosophie comme l’on construit un édifice de sable à marée montante : toujours déjà un sacrifice. D’emblée l’expérience de la beauté et de sa perte. Son suicide marque la fin d’une vie qui n’aura eu de cesse de lutter contre les faux-semblants, les sur-codages, les symptômes accablant de vérités toutes faites. Pour quelqu’un qui, comme moi, a eu la chance de côtoyer Bernard, il est difficile de ne pas se rendre compte de la force qu’il (...)
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  36. From Dividual Power to the Ethics of Renewal in the Anthropocene.Anaïs Nony - 2017 - Azimuth. International Journal of Philosophy 9:134-147.
    The battlefield of the Anthropocene is a tragic one. It begins at the end. It emerges out of melancholy, in the locality of being not-dead-yet. As an Epoch dating the human impact on earth, the Anthropocene looks like a graveyard-to-come, one in which the story of humankind is writing its own epitaph in real time. The tragedy of our moment, or the tragic moment of our action means having to act despite knowing it is too late, searching for hope in (...)
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  37. Phenomenology of religion: origins, development, prospects: a textbook.O. M. Farkhitdinova, O. A. Stein, Yu V. Tsiplakova & Anna Shutaleva - 2024 - Ekaterinburg: Publishing House of the Ural University.
    The textbook presents the problematic aspect of historical and modern representations of the phenomenology of religion in academic discourse. The most important topics of the course are presented in a form that is easy to understand, questions for self-assessment and problems for analysis are formulated, and recommendations for organizing independent work of students are given. The textbook's material is systematized according to the principle of a problem to a specific example of its installation in religion, culture, science, and philosophy. The (...)
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  38. The Existential Structure of Substance Misuse, written by Messas, G.Anna Westin - 2024 - Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 55 (2):240-243.
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  39. Action, Embodied Mind, and Life World. Focusing at the Existential Level, written by Ellis, R. D.Antonio Zirión Quijano - 2024 - Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 55 (2):233-239.
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  40. A Wild and Sacred Call: Nature-Psyche-Spirit, written by Adams, W. W.Jeff Beyer - 2024 - Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 55 (2):223-232.
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  41. The Uncanny: New Directions.Yochai Ataria - 2024 - Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 55 (2):205-221.
    This paper delves into the concept of the uncanny, a theme that has fascinated scholars across multiple disciplines, including psychology, philosophy, literature, and film studies. The study’s primary goal is twofold: to examine the theoretical foundations of the uncanny as explored by Jentsch, Freud, and Heidegger, and to propose a new perspective on the uncanny within the context of modern technological and urban developments. The paper argues that urban, technologically advanced environments foster conditions in which the uncanny can easily emerge, (...)
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  42. Another Phenomenological Method for the Analysis of Psychological Data.Amedeo Giorgi - 2024 - Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 55 (2):195-204.
    From the phenomenological perspective, intentionality is an important concept for understanding consciousness. The idea was introduced into psychology by Brentano in the 19th century who got it from Scholasticism. Husserl modified its meaning and made it a key concept in his philosophy. This paper shows one way in which intentionality can help clarify psychological phenomena.
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  43. An Exercise in Husserl’s Constitutive Phenomenology: Exploring the Intentionality of Clinical Intuition.Scott D. Churchill - 2024 - Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 55 (2):153-194.
    Inspired by Husserl’s (1913/1962, 1925/1977, 1931/1960, 1948/1973, 1954/1970) long term interest in problems of “constitution” at transcendental, psychological, and intersubjective levels, this study originally took up the question of the constitution of social perception in the context of the psychodiagnostic interview. More simply, the research question was: how do psychologists participate in forming a clinical impression? As reported earlier (Churchill 1984a, 19984b, 1998, 2006), data consisted of descriptions obtained from two clinical psychologists reflecting upon their experience during the interview phase (...)
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  44. Husserl: Psychological Epoché and Pure Psychology.Richard Rojcewicz - 2024 - Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 55 (2):133-152.
    The experience error is the fallacy of attributing to our experience of a thing what we know to be true of that thing from an objective point of view. This paper argues that the “method of purification” advocated by Edmund Husserl for psychology is nothing other than avoidance of the experience error. The purity of psychology is not philosophical (transcendental) purity. Psychology remains in the natural attitude; it is pure if it is true to the subjective, psychical, genuinely lived content (...)
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  45. Bodily Integrity in Body Dysmorphic Disorder [Preprint].Sanne Elisa van der Marck - manuscript
    Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) poses a significant challenge to an individual’s mental well-being. The obsessive preoccupation with perceived defects in one’s appearance affects individuals’ daily functioning and can result in serious risks, including suicidal ideation and self-surgery. While treatments such as cognitive behavioural therapy and serotonin reuptake inhibitors can provide relief, they do not achieve complete remission. It has been suggested that therapy should not only interrupt the harmful behaviour, but should also address their sense of self, and that after (...)
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  46. O digital como modo inabitual de habitação: uma análise do virtual em Flusser a partir dos conceitos de não-coisa e imaterialidade.Bruno Hinrichsen - 2021 - In Oscar Federico Bauchwitz, Eduardo Anibal Pellejero & Gilvanio Moreira (eds.), O habitar e o inabitual. Natal, RN, Brasil: PPGFIL/UFRN. pp. 210-236.
  47. Corijn van Mazijk (2021), De wereld als verschijning: Fenomenologie en de twintigste eeuw, Amsterdam: Boom, 205 pp., € 24,90 (paperback). [REVIEW]Jasper Van de Vijver - 2024 - Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 116 (4):418-421.
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  48. Posthumanist Phenomenology and Artificial Intelligence.Avery Rijos - unknown - Medium.
    This paper examines the ontological and epistemological implications of artificial intelligence (AI) through posthumanist philosophy, integrating the works of Deleuze, Foucault, and Haraway with contemporary computational methodologies. It introduces concepts such as negative augmentation, praxes of revealing, and desedimentation, while extending ideas like affirmative cartographies, ethics of alterity, and planes of immanence to critique anthropocentric assumptions about identity, cognition, and agency. By redefining AI systems as dynamic assemblages emerging through networks of interaction and co-creation, the paper challenges traditional dichotomies such (...)
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  49. Posthumanist Phenomenology and Artificial Intelligence.Avery Rijos - 2024 - Philosophy Papers (Philpapers).
    This paper examines the ontological and epistemological implications of artificial intelligence (AI) through posthumanist philosophy, integrating the works of Deleuze, Foucault, and Haraway with contemporary computational methodologies. It introduces concepts such as negative augmentation, praxes of revealing, and desedimentation, while extending ideas like affirmative cartographies, ethics of alterity, and planes of immanence to critique anthropocentric assumptions about identity, cognition, and agency. By redefining AI systems as dynamic assemblages emerging through networks of interaction and co-creation, the paper challenges traditional dichotomies such (...)
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  50. Phenomenology and cortical microstimulation.John Bickle & Ralph Ellis - 2005 - In David Woodruff Smith & Amie Lynn Thomasson (eds.), Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mind. Oxford, GB: Oxford: Clarendon Press.
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