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Phenomenological Empiricism

Name: Phenomenological Empiricism
Creator: Roberta Lanfredini
Keywords: Ethics, 03 medical and health sciences, phenomenology, empiricism, Aesthetics, 06 humanities and the arts, BH1-301, BJ1-1725, 0603 philosophy, ethics and religion, 0305 other medical science

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2018 Italy English Publisher:Phenomenology and MindJournal:Phenomenology and Mind (issn: 2280-7853,

Authors: Roberta Lanfredini;

doi: 10.13128/phe_mi-24975

handle: 2158/1154533

Phenomenological Empiricism

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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to compare Phenomenological Empiricism with two different kinds of Empiricism: Classical Empiricism (represented by Hume) and Logical Empiricism (represented by Schlick). Phenomenological Empiricism is at the same time a radical and sophisticated theory of experience, in which intentionality, ideation, material a priori, a complex notion of data and of intuition play a crucial role.

Phenomenology and Mind, No 15 (2018): Methods of Philosophy

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Italy

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University of Florence
Italy

Keywords

Ethics, phenomenology, empiricism, Aesthetics, BH1-301, BJ1-1725, phenomenology, empiricism, intentionality, ideation, intentionality

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