This article analyzes Yiddish "endangerment" as a phenomenological reality and a discursive strategy.
In Hinduism, Buddhism, and the early-Christian gnostic movement, mystical secrecy includes the devaluing of phenomenological reality as "unreal".
Sometimes a structuring limit to human endeavor, at others an obstacle to be overcome, or a profitable resource upon which to be capitalized, cold served both as a phenomenological reality and increasingly as an object of inquiry and exchange in the imperial world of the nineteenth century.
How does this phenomenological reality play into the account of historical causation?
But to the artist engaged in a literary practice informed by metamodernist philosophy, a text is non-absorptive for quite a different reason: because it treats phenomenological reality (the reality of sensual perception) as differentially functional.
While for the moment this mischaracterization of the evidence is just another talking point for an amateurish White House unusually cavalier about both talking points and phenomenological reality, in short order it could become a major liability for both the administration and the nation.
Rendtorff & Kemp [ 12] have formulated a European alternative to Beauchamp & Childress' theory using a phenomenological analysis which is based on expressions of the concrete phenomenological reality of the everyday human life world.
We believe that such situations in which the phenomenological aspect of the reality-fiction line is somewhat blurred provide rich ground for further investigation.
This revealed not just a strategic truth about chess, but also a phenomenological truth, a truth about reality, that would otherwise have remained inaccessible.
Phenomenological psychology, in phenomenology, a discipline forming a bridge between psychology and philosophy.
But during the 1960s Ricoeur concluded that properly to study human reality he had to combine phenomenological description with hermeneutic interpretation.
