A philosopher of this tradition argued that it is difficult to separate the notions of touching and being touched, opposing traditional dualism for what he called chiasm.
A philosopher of this tradition argued that it is difficult to separate the notions of touching and being touched, opposing traditional dualism for what he called chiasm. The formulator of this philosophy later expanded it by situating its focus in the contexts of the life-world. According to this philosophy, all experience is characterized by intentionality and can be divided into real and ideal content, noesis and noema. The founder of this philosophy advocated "bracketing" the real content of experience through epochÃ©. For 10 points, name this field of philosophy developed by Edmund Husserl that focuses on the study of consciousness and individual experience.
A philosopher of this tradition argued that it is difficult to separate the notions of touching and being touched, opposing traditional dualism for what he called chiasm.
phenomenology