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On the Uses of Phenomenology in Sociological Research: A Typology, some Criticisms and a Plea
Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour, Volume 54, Issue 2, Page 185-215, June 2024.Abstract This paper aims to discern, clarify, criticise, and advocate some uses of phenomenology in sociological research. Phenomenology is increasingly evoked or implicitly employed in sociological endeavours. Little attention, however, is paid to what is entailed in taking a phenomenological approach, and whether it is employed to advance empirical ...
Sebastian Raza
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“Lifted Moments”: Emily Dickinson, Hymn Revision, and the Revival Music Meme-Plex [PDF]
, 2014 This essay focuses on Dickinson’s poem “The Soul has Bandaged moments - ” (Fr360), placing it in relation to several interrelated hymns (Independent, Unitarian, and gospel) that share a common pattern of imagery deriving from the popular “Crowning Day ...
Wadsworth, Sarah
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Rules without regulation and regulation without rules
Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour, Volume 54, Issue 2, Page 216-228, June 2024.Abstract In everyday discourse, and also in the academic literature, the expressions “regulatory interventions” (i.e. interventions intended to regulate behaviours) and “normative interventions” (i.e. interventions which set norms/rules) are usually assumed to be synonymous. From this perspective, any regulatory intervention is also normative, and vice
Giuseppe Lorini, Stefano Moroni
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Touching the wounds of colonial duration: Fanon's anticolonial critical phenomenology
The Southern Journal of Philosophy, Volume 62, Issue 1, Page 2-23, March 2024.Abstract I counter a tendency in critical phenomenology to read Frantz Fanon as derivative upon, indeed reducible to, other (European) phenomenologies, eliding the originality and contemporaneity of his method. I propose it is time to read phenomenology through Fanon, instead of centering analysis on his assumed debt to Maurice Merleau‐Ponty's body ...
Alia Al‐Saji
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Subjectivity in heterophenomenology [PDF]
, 2018 I distinguish between naïve phenomenology and really existing phenomenology, a distinction that is too often ignored. As a consequence, the weaknesses inherent in naïve phenomenology are mistakenly attributed to phenomenology. I argue that the critics of
Soldati, Gianfranco
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Derrida and the exemplarity of literature
Orbis Litterarum, Volume 79, Issue 1, Page 108-128, February 2024.Abstract Jacques Derrida's scattered remarks on the ambiguous role examples play in the passage between the universal and the singular revolve around an often‐neglected point: any attempt to theorise exemplarity will itself be subject to the law it seeks to account for.
Kristian Olesen Toft
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Modern Theology, Volume 40, Issue 1, Page 21-45, January 2024.Abstract In this essay, I argue that ‘poetics’—defined as ‘poet‐criticism’, a practitioner’s firsthand reflection on poetic composition (poiēsis) and verse technique (technē)—makes possible for philosophical theology something that has heretofore been overlooked.
Steven Toussaint
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Using Textbook Illustration as Media for Developing Character Among Primary Students: Some Research-based Suggestion [PDF]
, 2018 Character building is usually being applied in everyday life at school and at home. It is expected that the character education is not only derived only from the teacher but also will be more attractive when it is included into the textbooks.
Mutmainah, S. (Siti) +1 more
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Personality predicts the vibrancy of colour imagery: The case of synaesthesia [PDF]
, 2018 In this study we show that personality traits predict the physical qualities of mentally generated colours, using the case of synaesthesia. Developmental grapheme-colour synaesthetes have the automatic lifelong association of colours paired to letters or
Alberta Ipser +72 more
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