Greg Detre
epistemic vs epistemological � mainly a grammatical difference
phenomenological � difference between data + experience
the added subjective dimension
dualism incoherent � there is a third, the sensation/subjective experience, we are more than just sailors in a ship as souls in bodies would be
1
������� The branch of knowledge that deals
with phenomena as opp. to existence. l18.
2
������� The branch of a science which
describes and classifies its phenomena. m19.
3
������� Philos. The theory that the pure and transcendental nature and
meaning of phenomena, and hence their real and ultimate significance, can only
be apprehended subjectively; the method of reduction whereby all factual
knowledge and reasoned assumptions about a phenomenon are set aside so that
pure intuition of its essence may be analysed. e20.
4
������� Psychol. The methods of description and analysis developed from
philosophical phenomenology applied to the subjective experiencing of phenomena
and to consciousness. m20.
���������� phe%nomeno'logical a. of or pertaining to phenomenology;
dealing with the description and classification of phenomena, not with their
explanation or cause: m19.