The proponent of phenomenology

• Soren Kierkegaard

• Jean-Paul Satre

• Edmund Husserl

• St. Augustine

Share a concern for the individual and personal responsibility

• Rationalist

• Existentialist

• Post-modernist

• Phenomenologist

Phenomenon came from the Greek word “phainomenon” meaning ______.

• Thing-in-itself

• Truth

• Happening

• Appearance

To think in or express oneself in a philosophical manner.

• Rationalizing

• Philosophizing

• Arguing

• Reasoning

Existentialism has certain common themes except:

• Human freedom

• Reveal necessary truth

• The human condition

• The relation of the individualto the world

The scientific study of the essential structures of consciousness

• Metaphysics

• Epistemology

• Phenomenology

• Existentialism

Believe that humanity should come a truth beyond rational to the non-rational elements of human nature, including the spiritual.

• Post-modernism

• Analytic tradition

• Existentialism

• Phenomenology

___________ is rooted in language and can be solved or avoided by sound understanding of language and careful attention of its working.

• Oral tradition

• Logical tradition

• Rational tradition

• Analytic tradition

Draws conclusion from usually one broad judgment or definition and one more specific assertion, often an inference.

• Deductive reasoning

• Inductive reasoning

Comes from a logical conclusion based on logically constructed premises.

• Fallacy

• Validity