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    Phenomenology is the study of phenomena, or things that appear in consciousness. It involves direct awareness and reflection on objects of intention, intentional acts of consciousness, and the conscious self. The document outlines three phenomenological methods described by Edmund Husserl: reflection, which involves interrogating oneself to analyze experiences; sayings, which can ease the mind through messages; and stories, which entertain while imparting moral lessons.

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    Phenomenology is the study of phenomena, or things that appear in consciousness. It involves direct awareness and reflection on objects of intention, intentional acts of consciousness, and the conscious self. The document outlines three phenomenological methods described by Edmund Husserl: reflection, which involves interrogating oneself to analyze experiences; sayings, which can ease the mind through messages; and stories, which entertain while imparting moral lessons.

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    METHODS OF

    PHILOSOPHIZING
    PHENOMENOLOGY
    COMES FROM THE GREEK WORD
    “PHAINOMENON” WHICH MEANS
    APPEARING AND “LOGOS” WHICH
    MEANS STUDY

    STUDY OF THAT WHICH APPEARS


    ZWAENEPOEL
    DEFINES PHENOMONELOGY AS “A
    STUDY OF WHICH APPEARS AS
    MEANINGFUL TO CONSCIOUSNESS
    IN LIVING EXPERIENCE BY MEANS
    OF DIRECT AWARENESS”
    AWARENESS CONNOTES THREE
    (3) THINGS
    THE OBJECT OF OUR INTENTION
    (NOEMA)
    THE INTENTIONAL ACT (NOESIS)
    THE CONSCIOUS SELF (DOER)
    THREE (3)
    PHENOMENOLOGICAL
    METHODS OF EDMUND
    HUSSERL
    REFLECTION
    SAYING
    STORIES
    REFLECTION
    THIS IS AN INTERROGATION PROCESS
    WHERE A PERSON TENDS TO ENTER
    INTO HIMSELF AND MAKE SOME
    ANALYSIS ABOUT WHAT REALLY
    HAPPENED? ABOUT HIMSELF? AND
    ABOUT WHAT IS GOING ON?
    SAYINGS
    MESSAGES CAN EASE
    THE MINDS AND EVEN
    SOOTHE ONE’S HEART.
    STORIES
    AN ACCOUNT OF IMAGINARY
    OR REAL PEOPLE AND EVENTS
    TOLD FOR ENTERTAINMENT
    BUT WITH MORAL LESSON IN
    IT.

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