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Apophatic Philosophy. Beyond Phenomenology?

Philotheos, 2021
An expression apophatic philosophy can be understood as an appropriate synonym for a more traditional expression apophatic theology. Traditional philosophical views on the mystery of God created besides its mere rational reflection also thought which is over-rational but definitely not antirational.
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Philosophy, Psychology, Phenomenology

2009
The chapter investigates the relation between philosophy, psychology, and phenomenology. First, it gives a brief account of Husserl’s criticism of psychologism in his Logical Investigations (Logische Untersuchungen). Then it looks at Husserl’s later distinction between a phenomenological psychology and a transcendental phenomenology.
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Phenomenology and Philosophy

1993
Where and when did philosophy begin? Here we have an altogether plausible question that is inherent in a cultural context and accepted in its obviousness: but it contains a paradox inasmuch as this cultural context — within which philosophy has a when and a where or, if you prefer, a history — remains wholly and irremediably estranged from this ...
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Phenomenology as Rigorous Philosophy

2020
Having presented Husserl’s pre-transcendental position in Chap. 1, we may now turn our attention to his breakthrough to the transcendental and the initial stages of his transcendental period proper. We shall find, however, that this is no simple or straightforward matter. In this chapter, we begin by picking up where we left off in the closing pages of
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Phenomenology and medieval philosophy

2020
Il capitolo indaga i rapporti tra la fenomenologia e la filosofia medievale. In particolare, ci si sofferma su Franz Brentano, Max Scheler, Edith Stein e Martin Heidegger come figure principali di un rapporto che però attraversa, più in generale, molti pensatori della scuola husserliana e della corrente neoscolastica, sino alla cosiddetta "svolta ...
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Phenomenology as First Philosophy: Reflections on Husserl

1997
I. There are many different answers to the question of what Husserl’s phenomenology is. It is above all a new philosophical method, as Husserl himself emphasized again and again, expressing his conviction that truly profound accomplishments in philosophy arise principally from innovations in method, rather than from reformulations of earlier doctrines ...
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Phenomenology and Islamic Philosophy

2002
“Phenomenology in Islam” does not only mean a survey of phenomenological studies, translations, dissertations, books on Husserl and his disciples, the founders of phenomenological ontology and applied phenomenology in the Muslim world, but it also means the spontaneous birth of phenomenology in each culture passing through the same circumstances that ...
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Phenomenology as first philosophy

South African Journal of Philosophy, 2014
The paper interprets phenomenology as a mode of inquiry that addresses fundamental questions of first philosophy, beyond the limitation of the practice by its leading theorists to the study of mere appearances. I draw on Adorno’s critique of phenomenology to show that it has typically functioned as a mode of first philosophy, but I part with Adorno to ...
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