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lemon:definition Statement1
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lemon:value deu “Bedeutende Richtung der Philosophie, von Edmund Husserl (1859 - 1938) unter Einfluss von Franz Brentano (1838 - 1917) ab circa 1900 entwickelt. Alle Dinge und Erscheinungen der Welt sollen so erfasst und begriffen werden, wie sie sich dem Bewusstsein im Erleben originär zeigen, also ganzheitlich, geistig-intuitiv und sinnstiftend. Alle rationalen, theoretischen und historisch bedingten Zugänge sollen zunächst ausgespart bleiben.”
lemon:value deu “[1] griechisch φαινόμενον (phainomenon) = Sichtbares, Erscheinung; λόγος (logos) = Rede, Lehre”
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uby:equivalent cat “fenomenològic”
uby:equivalent cat “fenomenològica”
uby:equivalent spa “fenomenológica”
uby:equivalent spa “fenomenológico”
uby:equivalent eng “phenomenological”
uby:equivalent fra “phénoménologique”
uby:index “1”
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