Lesson 7 Philosophy quiz
Awareness of a world, experience of the world.
To be, to act, to feel as one genuinely is. To live one's individuality.
A German school of psychological study founded in the early twentieth century by Max Werhheimer.
To be, to act, to feel as one genuinely is. To live one's individuality.
A German school of psychological study founded in the early twentieth century by Max Werhheimer.
Awareness of a world, experience of the world.
To be, to act, to feel as one genuinely is. To live one's individuality.
A German school of psychological study founded in the early twentieth century by Max Werhheimer.
In Husserl's phenomenology, it is the life-world or that structured world that we life in and that reflects our past experience from our childhood onward.
To be, to act, to feel as one genuinely is. To live one's individuality.
As used by phenomenologists, an essential aspect of the structure of consciousness in which consciousness is always directed toward an object or objectivity.
In Husserl's phenomenology, it is the life-world or that structured world that we live in and that reflects our past experience from our child-hood onward
In Husserl's phenomenology, it is the life-world or that structured world that we live in and that reflects our past experience from our child-hood onward
As used by phenomenologists, an essential aspect of the structure of consciousness in which consciousness is always directed toward an object or objectivity.
Those expectations or assumptions withing consciousness that are involved in structuring the content of our consciousness.
A twentieth century school of philosophy whose founding is traditionally attributed to Enmud Huserl.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
Those expectations or assumptions withing consciousness that are involved in structuring the content of our consciousness.
Those expectations or assumptions withing consciousness that are involved in structuring the content of our consciousness.
A twentieth century school of philosophy whose founding is traditionally attributed to Enmud Huserl.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
A German word used by Martin Heidegger and usually translated to mean care.
The starting point for phenomenologists which concerns the structure and content of consciousness and nothing that exists apart from it.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
The starting point for phenomenologists which concerns the structure and content of consciousness and nothing that exists apart from it.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
A German word used by Martin Heidegger and usually translated to mean care.
The starting point for phenomenologists which concerns the structure and content of consciousness and nothing that exists apart from it.
A German word used by Martin Heidegger and usually translated to mean care.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
Ideas
Material or physical objects
Moods
Atoms and the void
Consciousness
The subconscious
That which appears or shows itself
Neoma
Noumena
Noema
All mental activities are directed at something.
Structured world of our experience
Noma
Structured world of our experience
Brackets
The scientific method
Brackets
Sorge
Consciousness, in part, determines its object
Structured world of our experience
An existentialist confronts absurdity
Structured world of our experience
An existentialist confronts absurdity
The scientific method
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
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