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What are the main outcomes of phenomenology?

I've read a bit about the field and I still don't see what they've gained from studying the structures of consciousness other than a classification.

>> No.17537985

>>17537935
Whatever the phenomenologist wants

>> No.17538004

>>17537935
Who cares you practical normie. You will NEVER be certain about what your consciousness is so it will always be the primary question.

>> No.17538008

subject-object relationship

>> No.17538077

>>17538004
>something is unknowable
>so I'm going to spend all my time trying to figure it out

>> No.17538147

>>17537935

Heiddi caused what is sometimes referred to as the Hermeneutical shift of Phenomenology, which ended up ruining it almost entirely. Only Merleau-Ponty came back close enough, and even then, wasn't methodical enough.
To find good Phenomenology of Phenomenology-adjacent books you have to dig into stuff like Adolf Reinach, Brentano, Meinong, William James, etc...

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>>17537935
Merleau-Ponty has a sizable impact in varied psychological fields, art, music, and AI research. Phenomenology is so incredibly based that I could run out is space listing how great it is, and it’s uses.

>> No.17538505

>>17537935
To me I see consciousness as being able to sense the outside world through some combination of sight, sound, touch and smell; being able to interpret these sensations into a coherent representation of their environment; being able to act upon those representations; and being able to reflect upon it.

>> No.17538630

>>17538004
So you ask a question but don't try to answer it

Ah great, that's continental philosophy for you

>> No.17538650

>>17538077
lol

>> No.17538824

>>17538147
how did it ruin phenomenology if it's the most important thing to happen to the field of study since Husserl, stop being a fag

>> No.17539820

>>17538824
Where could you have possibly heard of this

>> No.17539876

>>17538824

> How could WW2 have ruined Europe since it's the most important thing to have happened to it since WW1.
Kek.

>> No.17539978

>>17538824
It turned phenomenology away from an analytical science into esoteric anthropology.