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The phenomenological reduction as praxis
Journal of Consciousness Studies 6 (2-3):2-3 (1999)
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’. . . through the epoche, the gaze of the philosopher in truth first becomes fully free. . . . [F]ree of the strongest and most universal, and at the same time most hidden, internal bond, namely, of the pre-givenness of the world.’ This paper is concerned with the method of phenomenological reduction understood as a disciplined embodied practiceAuthor's Profile
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