Phenomenalogy
The study of phenomenality
Phenomenalogy by Doos Jarus January 8, 2021
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Phenomenology
Philosophical method/discipline, typically associated with 20th century Psychology (Husserl) and Existential Philosophy (Heidegger, Sartre, Merleau-Ponty).
One of the aims of Phenomenology is to attempt to describe something (an object, an experience) directly, seperately from its preconceived origins or causal explanations.
Most of our experiences are clouded by preconceptions. By identifying these preconceptions, it was thought that Phenomenology could help us distinguish between what is real and what is appearance.
One of the aims of Phenomenology is to attempt to describe something (an object, an experience) directly, seperately from its preconceived origins or causal explanations.
Most of our experiences are clouded by preconceptions. By identifying these preconceptions, it was thought that Phenomenology could help us distinguish between what is real and what is appearance.
When we think of 'Time' , we think of clocks, deadlines...etc. However, a child who has not yet formed these preconceptions thinks of 'Time' as an eternal 'now'. The child's perception is phenomenological, it is unclouded by preconceptions.
Phenomenology by st0gey March 26, 2005
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Phenomenally Breathtaking
A preferable alternative to "pretty," or "gorgeous," especially when attempting to sound intelligent. Most commonly used by the unintelligent when describing nature.
Phenomenally Breathtaking by ChewyPIGS July 18, 2011
Phenomenological
For my PHD, I am doing a study on the phenomenological instances of the ignorance of people from Texas
Phenomenological by Vasel October 22, 2009
Phenomenologist
typically, one person who's ability, talent or mastery at one or more creative/skilled activities places them far and above the normal level. most often this creative skill is matched with a personality that shines brightly, but is always humble, kind and quick to give a lesson to the like minded.
i heard jimmy on the drums for the first time and WOW! his chops are so tight and the grooves were slammin'. i could not believe my ears. i asked him how he got so good, sadly he did not have too much time right then, but he invited me to the next band practice for a free quick lesson. what a PHENOMENOLOGIST he is now.
Phenomenologist by thetommy December 10, 2008
phenomenology club
Extremely based and intellectual group of individuals where sexiness, humor, and stoicism are prioritized above all.
phenomenology club by gorkthadog January 26, 2025
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