phenomenology

• “Instead of using Helmholtz's terminology, Stumpf, as did most historians, preferred the term phenomenology to designate the study of phenomenal experience, which occupied center stage in the fields of physiology and psychology.”

  Fictionaut: On A Trans-Atlantic Flight

• “A large branch of experimental fiction came about through modernism (and Woolf is an excellent example) that was interested in phenomenology, or how we perceive the material world.”

  Reading Workshop I « Tales from the Reading Room

• “Presenting simplified descriptions in terms of phenomenology is one thing, but presenting descriptions of something that you admit requires not only general relativity, but a theory of quantum gravity, in terms of classical mechanics should be a warning sign to most readers.”

  “Black Holes – a Simplified Theory for Quantum Gravity Non-Specialists”

• “Before Einstein, who asserted the radical inextricability of spacetime from the universe itself; and quantum physicists, who showed that there is no such thing as perfectly empty space; Romantic poets, with their figuration of atmosphere, and Romantic philosophers, with their interest in phenomenology, asserted the radical in-ness of reality.”

  'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' as an Ambient Poem; a Study of a Dialectical Image; with Some Remarks on Coleridge and Wordsworth

• “(Scalapino’s preface), taking instead as its project "elaborating problems in phenomenology but not in description" or placing emphasis "not on the thing seen but on the coming to see”

  Introduction

• “What Stumpf calls phenomenology in his two Academy treatises of 1906 is a field of study to which he dedicated many works, from his early investigation on the origin of spatial perception up to his 1926 book on vowels and phonetics.”

  Fictionaut: On A Trans-Atlantic Flight

• “This approach is known as phenomenology and was championed by a number of continental philosophers who argued that science will only ever give a partial explanation because objective measures always leave something of the 'lived experience' missing.”

  Mind Hacks: Reframing mental illness

• “At least it relates the issues to phenomenology, which is the area of philosophy the work of Henri Bergson and Maurice Marleau-Ponty in particular that inspired me to approach these issues.”

  The Title of this Blog

• “We know that living in this world means dealing with what philosophers would call the phenomenology of evil or, as theologians would put it, the doctrine of sin.”

  Making the History of 1989

• “Effort would therefore form part of all the psychical phenomenology, which is the duplicate of those sensory currents which are centripetal in direction.”

  The Mind and the Brain Being the Authorised Translation of L'Âme et le Corps

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