Taking stock of phenomenology futures

Southern Journal of Philosophy 50 (2):304-318 (2012)
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In this paper, I review recent contributions of phenomenology to a variety of disciplines, including the cognitive sciences and psychiatry, and explore (1) controversies about phenomenological methods and naturalization; (2) relations between phenomenology and the enactive and extended mind approaches; and (3) the promise of phenomenology for addressing a number of controversial philosophical issues

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Shaun Gallagher
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