| 单词 | phenomenological method |
| 释义 | > as lemmasphenomenological method phenomenological method n. (originally) the philosophical method outlined by Edmund Husserl for the description and analysis of phenomena as they are directly experienced (see phenomenology n. 1c); (more generally) any method of clarifying phenomena by careful analytic description of the way they are subjectively experienced or apprehended. ΚΠ 1917 Philos. Rev. 26 647 Another loss entailed by the phenomenological method is the loss of guidance from biological and physical principles. 1923 C. K. Ogden & I. A. Richards Meaning of Meaning 419 It is important for the understanding of Husserl's terminology to realise that everything he writes is developed out of the ‘Phenomenological Method and Phenomenological Philosophy’. 1952 J. Collins Existentialists i. 30 Existentialism..is attracted by certain congenial features of phenomenological method, especially its epistemological neutrality. 2002 Bull. Symbolic Logic 8 144 They are deeply rooted in Gödel's distancing from Kant's conception of ‘pure’ logic and in his adopting of a phenomenological method of intuitive grasping of concepts. < as lemmas |
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