phenomenologist

The Child as Natural Phenomenologist: Primal and primary experience in Merleau-Ponty's psychology.

For while the French phenomenologist's project developed in a constant (if sometimes subtle) dialogue with art, and thus while most secondary work that is not explicitly devoted to this aspect of his thought still at least touches on it, the centrality of art to Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology is typically not put into as sharp a focus as it is in this collection.

To be sure, as a philosopher, a Christian, and a phenomenologist of the moral life, Kolnai appreciated that the cultivation of moral virtue and the recognition of the distinction between Good and Evil did not depend only on religious faith.

In addition, a phenomenologist wants to understand people's experiences in the everydayness of the life of a concrete person in a concrete world (van Manen, 2007).

Jane researches the history of the music curriculum in Australia, America and Europe and she is also a hermeneutic phenomenologist researching community engagement with music, multicultural music education and cultural identity with a focus on positive ageing.

Westling presents an interdisciplinary ecocritical argument that phenomenologist Maurice Merleau-Ponty (1908-61) began reevaluating people's relation to non-human animals more than 60 years ago, laying a theoretical foundation that is intertwined with the modern life sciences.

This exhibition revealed him as a sort of phenomenologist who dug deep into his own consciousness to construct an intimately conceived yet profoundly humanistic oeuvre.

First is the assumption that truth cannot be accessed by a rejection of the material world, but that (citing the phenomenologist Jean-Luc Marion) "the invisible (truth) is only available in ...

"The Reinvention of Religious Music: Olivier Messiaen's Breakthrough Toward the Beyond" is a stunning, informed vanguard advanced through tenets of both religious 'philosophical thought and niusicology, incorporating dialogue between the composer and Hans Urs von Balthasar (musical theologist), Jean-Luc Marion (phenomenologist), Jacques Derrida.