phenomenological method
noun
(Originally) the philosophical method outlined by Edmund Husserl for the description and analysis of phenomena as they are directly experienced; (more generally) any method of clarifying phenomena by careful analytic description of the way they are subjectively experienced or apprehended.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Philosophical Review.
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