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Husserl, 2020
In a recent podcast (2012), Professor James Cox has briefly sketched an outline of the phenomenology of religion. His overview has taken broadly the concept of Husserl’s notions of epoche and the eidetic intuition and carried them through to typologies ...
J. Tuckett
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In a recent podcast (2012), Professor James Cox has briefly sketched an outline of the phenomenology of religion. His overview has taken broadly the concept of Husserl’s notions of epoche and the eidetic intuition and carried them through to typologies ...
J. Tuckett
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Phenomenology of Phenomenology
Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 1977Husserl and others have spent a great deal of time writing introductions to phenomenology, and in trying to explain its nature. One thing that becomes clear from these efforts is that phenomenology claims to have a method for analyzing the essential structures of “mental events” (erlebnisse). This raises the possibility of phenomenology turning back on
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Photographic Phenomenology as Cognitive Phenomenology
The British Journal of Aesthetics, 2015Photographic pictorial experience is thought to have a peculiar phenomenology to it, one that fails to accompany the pictorial experiences one has before so-called ‘hand-made’ pictures. I present a theory that explains this in terms of a common factor shared by beliefs formed on the basis of photographic pictorial experience and beliefs formed on the ...
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The practice of phenomenology in educational research
Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2022In recent years there has been a notable increase in the use of phenomenology as a research method, particularly in educational research. With the rise of phenomenology as a research method, confusion has also arisen concerning what counts as ...
Steven A. Stolz
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A Phenomenology of Practice – A Practice of Phenomenology
2017While phenomenology may provide us with a philosophical gateway into a fundamental experiencing and rethinking of our everyday pedagogical praxis, what – reversely – happens to phenomenology and especially the phenomenological notion of ‘pedagogical tact’ (Van Manen) when it is being tutored in a pedagogical context? This question is raised against the
Geert Bors, Gijs Verbeek, Luc Stevens
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1991
To identify, describe, and quantify the night-call duties that residents in internal medicine call "scutwork" and to compare faculty and residents' perceptions of scutwork.Prospective, cross-sectional study.General internal medicine training program at a university-affiliated tertiary care hospital.Forty-eight residents who spent 3 months or more on an
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To identify, describe, and quantify the night-call duties that residents in internal medicine call "scutwork" and to compare faculty and residents' perceptions of scutwork.Prospective, cross-sectional study.General internal medicine training program at a university-affiliated tertiary care hospital.Forty-eight residents who spent 3 months or more on an
R S, Hayward +3 more
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The World Phenomenology Institute’s Eco-Phenomenology
2018This paper presents the acceptance of the word “eco-phenomenology” that is specific to the World Phenomenology Institute, resulting from the research in the phenomenology of life of its founder, Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, carried out for over 40 years. Her most conclusive discovery was the ontopoietic logos of life, the productive and ordering force that
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This volume covers the application of phenomenology not only to psychology and psychiatry but precisely to pedagogy and the training of educators. It fills a gap in offering a unique resource which combines both theory and practice. Through an interdisciplinary means, this book provides new theories and applications of phenomenological pedagogy at all ...
Nicoletta Ghigi +2 more
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Phenomenologically Absurd, Absurdly Phenomenological
2019This chapter looks to a “Husserlian-influenced” phenomenology to augment our understanding of one of the most significant—and open-ended—categories of theatre to emerge in the past century: the so-called Theatre of the Absurd. Here, Jodie McNeilly-Renaudie and Pierre-Jean Renaudie examine Samuel Beckett’s Endgame to make an argument that the standing ...
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Experimenting with phenomenology
Consciousness and Cognition, 2006We review the use of introspective and phenomenological methods in experimental settings. We distinguish different senses of introspection, and further distinguish phenomenological method from introspectionist approaches. Two ways of using phenomenology in experimental procedures are identified: first, the neurophenomenological method, proposed by ...
Gallagher, Shaun +1 more
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