Phenomenology
Submission deadline: 2024-12-01
Section Collection Editors
Monika Urbańska
University of Łódź, Faculty of Philology Łódź, Poland
Interests:phenomenology (mainly the phenomenon of the Other), philosophy (mainly Eastern philosophy: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Zen).
Clement Ali (PhD)
University of Education, Winneba, Ghana
Interests:Mathematics, Education, Didactics, Early Childhood
Tonia De Giuseppe
Giustino Fortunato University
Interests:Pedagogy, inclusive pedagogy, education, didactic, social education, Technology education
Kris Salata, Ph.D., Professor & Chair
School of Theatre, Florida State University
Interests:liveness/aliveness, somaesthetics, theatrical legacies, Grotowski, avant-garde performance, process theatre
Pedro P Aguas
Department of Foreign Languages, Universidad de Córdoba, Colombia
Interests:Fusion, Tension, Transcendental Phenomenology, Hermeneutic Phenomenology, Intentionality, Bracketing, Pre-understandings, Intuition, Neutrality, Thoughtfulness
Lorenzo Manera, PhD
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
Interests:aesthetics, phenomenology
Prof. Patrick Nerhot
Università degli Studi di Torino
Interests:Philosophy, Methodology, General Hermeneutics, Philosophy of Time, Aspects of Bioethics (end of Life)
Dr. Ming-Qian Ma
State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
Interests:Material Phenomenology, Critical Phenomenology, Hermeneutical Phenomenology, Experimental Phenomenology, Phenomenological Methods, Phenomenology and Consciousness, Phenomenology and Invisibility, Phenomenology without Reduction
Section Collection Information
We are interested in the main problems of phenomenology, including the problem of phenomena. An
object appears in consciousness that has a certain meaning for us, i.e. a phenomenon. In this Section
we explore how something appears and how it relates to consciousness and the world around it. We are
concerned with the question of why it is possible to reach the objective truth about the world through
the description of "appearing".
Keywords
Phenomenon; Phenomenological reduction; Consciousness; Eidos; Intentionality; Object; Objectivity.