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Heterophenomenology reconsidered
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 6 (1-2):247-270 (2007)
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Descartes’ Method of Radical Doubt was not radical enough. –A. Marcel (2003, 181) In short, heterophenomenology is nothing new; it is nothing other than the method that has been used by psychophysicists, cognitive psychologists, clinical neuropsychologists, and just about everybody who has ever purported to study human consciousness in a serious, scientific way. –D. Dennett (2003, 22)Author's Profile
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