From Philosophical Research
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phenomenology
Characteristics in draft[edit]
Properties[edit]
- Lexeme refers to concept
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- prototype notes
- Husserl's definition (which is the bane of me); scientific definition of reality that rarely uses the word but is the same thing (which I'm fine with)
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Definitions[edit]
- common definition
- represented by Lexeme form
- phenomenology
- grammatical category
- noun (N)
- natural-language name of Sense
- phenomenology
- relevant Ontology: categories
- The scientific stance that the only statements about the world we can make with high confidence are about phenomena that can be measured through physical processes, rather than being causally isolated from any experimental apparatus. The process of investigating the world through observational studies and constructing mathematical models of processes which are outwardly-observable, mostly avoiding "hidden variable theories" which take blind guesses on processes which have no known way of being observed.
- represented by Lexeme form
- phenomenology
- grammatical category
- noun (N)
- natural-language name of Sense
- phenomenology (physics equations)
- usage example
- black holes and quantum mechanics are each stuck in the domain of phenomenology
- The observational study of outward phenomena within society in the hopes that underscoring their mere existence in great enough volume will force them to be acknowledged.
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- phenomenology
- grammatical category
- noun (N)
- see referenced term
- intersubjectivity
- natural-language name of Sense
- phenomenology (identity politics)
