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Vor 20 Stunden · Alfred Schutz sought to harmonize Husserl’s phenomenology, of which he was a pupil, and Weber’s interpretive sociology. Referring to the latter, he conveyed European phenomenology into American sociology. Born in Vienna into a middle-class Jewish family, he fled to the United States in 1939 to escape Nazism. When he arrived in New York, he ...
Vor 5 Tagen · Also, for classical phenomenology and, above all, for its founder, Edmund Husserl, empathy cannot be understood from a third-person perspective. A core element of the experience is that it moves toward an object, and this intention toward objects constitutes the experience along with facilitating factors that accompany it. As Peter Orfanos puts it: “[p]henomenology presumes that reality is ...
Vor 3 Tagen · According to him, Husserl’s phenomenology was the direction that held this potential. In his 1934 report, Merleau-Ponty argued that phenomenology is the indispensable philosophical framework for understanding perception and psychology. In 1939, he became the first foreign visitor to the Husserl Archives in Leuven, where he accessed Husserl’s unpublished manuscripts. His research led to the ...
Vor 5 Tagen · This phenomenology method addresses the objectives of Husserl, which states that the knower's internal reality is what arises in their consciousness. Husserl argued that characteristics of a lived experience of an incident were shared by those who had also experienced it (Neubauer et al., 2019). Non-psychiatric nurses described their daily ...
Vor 5 Tagen · Phenomenology, as represented by Husserl and Scheler, does not explain the relationship between value-attributes and non-axiological properties through the notion of non-reductive supervenience, as Hare, namely, by appealing to an asymmetric ontological dependence (cf. Caminada, Citation 2022b).
Vor einem Tag · “The primary aim of the development of phenomenology by Edmund Husserl was the desire to help others' capacity to respond and to do so as authentically as possible" (Halprin, 2003, p.47). "The Cartesian approach to understanding the world - is approaching the world as a logical place.
Vor einem Tag · Computational Models in Cognitive Science. Computational models have been used in the study of complex systems across scientific disciplines –Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Medicine, Engineering, Economics, and, of course, Cognitive Science. They have been especially powerful in the study of nonlinear systems that are difficult to ...
