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Phenomenological

Description

Phenomenological is an adjective that pertains to the study or philosophy of phenomenology, which is the philosophical investigation of the structures of experience and consciousness. It emphasizes the subjective experience and interpretation of phenomena.

Sense 1 - Relating to Phenomenology

As an adjective, phenomenological refers to anything that is associated with or derived from phenomenology, such as phenomenological research, phenomenological analysis, or phenomenological perspectives.

Sense 2 - Focusing on Personal Experiences

Phenomenological can also describe an approach or perspective that emphasizes the individual's subjective experiences, perceptions, and interpretations of the world. It involves exploring and understanding phenomena through first-person accounts and lived experiences.

Sample Sentences

• She conducted a phenomenological study to understand the lived experiences of cancer survivors.
• The artist's work reflects a deep phenomenological exploration of the human subconscious.
• In his phenomenological analysis, he delved into the essence of consciousness.
• As a phenomenological psychologist, she focused on how individuals interpret and make sense of their everyday experiences.

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