His writing and film-making have long been considered "phenomenological" whereby often repetitive descriptions of objects replace the psychology and interiority of the character.
It is concerned with an individual's subjective report, rather than formulating an objective account and is therefore considered phenomenological [ 39].
Although he did not deny they exist, Aquinas does not seem much interested in the affective, or phenomenological aspects of emotions (see Knuuttila 2004, 249-52) Along with his teleological framework, Aquinas adopted a fairly intricate and highly principled classificatory scheme.
As item-wise comparisons must be considered unreliable in face of multiple comparisons, we only report differences for similar phenomenological aspects that achieved significance for both self-report (PHQ-9) and the expert rating (HDRS).
Phenomenal consciousness refers to the qualitative, subjective, experiential, or phenomenological aspects of conscious experience, sometimes identified with qualia.
Gradually, however, philosophers found that phenomenological aspects of the mind pose problems for the functionalist paradigm too.
The particular phenomenological aspects of perceptual experience transparency and immediacy that the naïve realist and the intentionalist try to accommodate in different ways, are the following.
Phenomenological aspects of the current oscillation at a constant potential related to the Zn/alkaline solution interfaces are described.
Although recreational use of the dissociative anaesthetic drug ketamine is currently increasing, little is known about the phenomenological aspects of its use.
An alternative account, and one which does not appeal to any phenomenological aspects of memory, is that memories dispose us to form past-tensed beliefs, and is by virtue of this that they represent an event as past.
