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Understand Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology deeply.
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Module 1
Husserl's Phenomenological Method
Husserl's Critique of Psychologism
Explain Husserl's critique of psychologism as the motivation for phenomenology.
2
Intentionality: The Directedness of Consciousness
Define intentionality as the directedness of consciousness and illustrate with examples.
3
Everyday vs. Phenomenological Attitude
Distinguish between the natural attitude of everyday experience and the phenomenological attitude.
4
The Epoché: Bracketing the Natural Attitude
Explain the phenomenological reduction (epoché) as the method for bracketing the natural attitude.
5
Bracketing Presuppositions: An Everyday Epoche Experiment
Apply the epoché to a simple, everyday experience to bracket presuppositions.
6
Phenomenology: Eidetic Reduction and Essential Structures
Describe eidetic reduction and its role in identifying the essential structures of experience.
7
Husserl's Noesis-Noema Correlation
Explain the noesis-noema correlation in Husserl's account of intentional acts.
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Husserl's Constitutive Phenomenology