A philosopher who wrote about this school "of the Social World" applied it to William James's concept of "Stream of Consciousness." This school was applied to empathy by Max Scheler, a member of the Munich Circle devoted to it. One work in this field rejects the strict dichotomy between "being-in-itself" and "being-for-itself" in the interaction with the other, and that work presents a "third dialectic." The founder of this discipline used the methods of the epoché and bracketing and proposed a principle of intentionality in works like The Crisis of European Sciences. This field owes much to Franz Brentano, and Mauric
A philosopher who wrote about this school "of the Social World" applied it to William James's concept of "Stream of Consciousness." This school was applied to empathy by Max Scheler, a member of the Munich Circle devoted to it. One work in this field rejects the strict dichotomy between "being-in-itself" and "being-for-itself" in the interaction with the other, and that work presents a "third dialectic." The founder of this discipline used the methods of the epoché and bracketing and proposed a principle of intentionality in works like The Crisis of European Sciences. This field owes much to Franz Brentano, and Maurice Merleau-Ponty applied it to perception. For 10 points, name this field developed in the Cartesian Meditations and Logical Investigations of Edmund Husserl.
A philosopher who wrote about this school "of the Social World" applied it to William James's concept of "Stream of Consciousness.
phenomenology