History of Phenomenology

In recent weeks, I’ve been posting a lot about phenomenology, including what it is essentially and the different branches.  It is also worth addressing the so-called practice of [...]

This post is the second in a series on the main branches of mature phenomenology.  You might want to start with the prior posts about transcendental phenomenology and existential phenomenology if [...]

This post is the second in a series on the main branches of mature phenomenology.  You might want to start with the prior post about transcendental phenomenology if you have not already done so. [...]

This post is the first in a series on the main branches of mature phenomenology.  In past posts, I argued that there was proto-phenomenology in the Eastern and Western philosophical traditions [...]

This post continues the series on the Nineteenth Century intellectual movements and schools that influenced the development of mature phenomenology in the early Twentieth Century.  If you haven’t [...]

This post continues the series on the Nineteenth Century intellectual movements and schools that influenced the development of mature phenomenology in the early Twentieth Century.  If you [...]

Before I get to this week’s post, I want to introduce the series, which is on Nineteenth Century movements that influenced phenomenology.  There were interesting and influential innovations [...]

This post continues the series on the historical development of proto-phenomenology and intersubjective thought and methodology from ancient times to the present.  You might want to start with [...]

This post continues the series on the historical development of proto-phenomenology and intersubjective thought and methodology from ancient times to the present.  You might want to start with [...]

Based on the generalized definition of proto-phenomenology given in the prior post, we can find very rich examples of this in Eastern Philosophy as well.  In fact, we can say that the so-called [...]