Phenomenological Psychology

Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Phenomenological Psychology

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What is Phenomenology? a. Method vs. Movement b. Avoiding Psychologism c. Transcendental Analysis and Attitude What is Psychology? a. Natural Science vs. Human Science b. Naturalistic vs. Personalistic Standpoint c. Elimination vs. Reduction vs. Supervenience Which Husserl? Whose Phenomenology? a. Husserl’s Five Different Introductions to Phenomenology b. Husserl’s Three Different Ways to Phenomenological Reduction Phenomenological Psychology as a Science a. Phenomenology vs. Phenomenography b. Descriptive Phenomenology c. Interpretive-Hermeneutic Phenomenology Phenomenological Psychology as the Analytic of Ontic Dasein a. Heidegger and Science b. Heidegger and Psychology c. The Therapeutic Value of Minding the Clearing Conclusion References and Suggested Further Reading Frank Scalambrino, Ph.D. Link: http://www.iep.utm.edu/phen-psy/