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    Contemporary Philosophy:

    Introduction to Phenomenology

    ALEXANDER REY, LPT


    MAEd-Educational Management
    Introduction to Phenomenology

    Phenomenology and its Predecessors


    Edmund Husserl
    Martin Heidegger
    Alfred Schurtz
    Peter Berger
    Introduction to Phenomenology

    Phenomenology and its Predecessors

    Edmund Husserl

    Martin Heidegger
    Phenomenology and its
    Predecessors
    Phenomenology is both a philosophical movement
    and method.
    It is many things to many people and its definition
    is hotly contested in a way that is, perhaps,
    symptomatic of the heterogenous development
    within contemporary philosophy.
    Phenomenology and its Predecessors

    It is perhaps most helpful to think of it as a solution to a


    problem.
    Phenomenologists assert that the study of phenomena is
    the correct and most primordial objective of
    philosophers.
    Phenomenology and its Predecessors

    This would be in contrast to:


    Ethics - The Study of Right and Wrong
    Epistemology - The Study of Knowledge
    The field of Phenomenology begins with Plato and his
    Allegory of the Cave:

    Plato argued that people uneducated in the forms would


    mistake the shadows on the wall for the real thing.
    Put another way we could say that they would mistake
    the phenomena with the real thing itself.
    The was the birthplace of the classical Greek distinction
    between:
    The Form and its Phenomenon
    Phenomenology and its Predecessors

    Reality
    Versus
    Our experience of reality.
    Phenomenology and its Predecessors

    Or put another way:

    The distinction between things


    themselves and our experience of them.
    Phenomenology and its Predecessors

    The problem of the (im)possibility of


    objective experience has been a focus
    for Metaphysics since the beginning of
    philosophy and has consequences for
    nearly all branches of philosophical
    thought.
    Phenomenology is an attempt to
    answer this (seemingly) basic question:
    Phenomenology and its Predecessors

    How can we have knowledge


    of the world, as it really is?
    Phenomenology and its Predecessors

    How can we distinguish between


    the shadow of a rabbit and a
    rabbit?
    Phenomenology and its Predecessors

    Despite having its roots as far back at


    Plato; Phenomenology came into its own in
    the work of the German turn-of-the-century
    Philosopher Edmund Husserl
    TO BE
    CONTINUED

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