10 Interesting Fact About Phenomenology

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• Phenomenology is a flow of philosophy originating from Germany in the 20th century.
• This flow was pioneered by Edmund Husserl in the 1900s.
• The purpose of phenomenology is to understand human experience directly.
• Phenomenology emphasizes the importance of an explanation of human subjective experience.
• Phenomenology also assumes that reality cannot be understood objectively, but subjectively.
• One of the important concepts in phenomenology is EpoChe, namely suspending assessments and preceptions before trying to understand phenomena.
• Phenomenology also assumes that humans have the ability to understand phenomena directly through their own experiences.
• One of the other important figures in phenomenology is Martin Heidegger, who developed the concept of dasein or existence.
• Phenomenology has also influenced many other philosophical schools, such as hermeneutics and existentialism.
• Phenomenology is still a relevant philosophical school to date, especially in the field of psychology and sociology.