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The phenomenological perspective (1/3) Posted by: OUlearn Video duration: 584 seconds Global video hits: 10120 Free learning from The Open university 'The body: a phenomenological psychological perspective' openlearn.open.ac.uk --- An accessible introduction to Phenomenological Psychology. (Part 1 of 3) --- Study 'Social psychology: critical perspecitves of self and others' with the OU www3.open.ac.uk Explore qualifications in Social Sciences with the OU www3.open.ac.uk --- Related: linda finlay, phenomenological, phenomenology, phenomenological research, psychology, humanistic approach, therapist, being human, human behaviour, open university, ou_dd307 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Who is the artist?? ... By: atheist1982. on 10 Apr 12, 09:53:14 Who is the artist?? Simply brilliant? The problem is that ... By: jsscm02. on 03 Feb 12, 05:36:10 The problem is that these people are framing phenomenology in psychological terms; that rather misleading. You should start on the contrary by Husserl's critique of psychologism, this will take you to the discovery? of intentionality. i have to write a ... By: WeAreBullets. on 03 Feb 12, 00:59:57 i have to write a paper and give a presentation about this crap. everything ive read so far is just lists of long confusing words. barely any clear definitions anywhere. im gonna be a babbling idiot up there in front of my? class ;z Oh then I guess? ... By: capgurken. on 03 Jan 12, 01:24:42 Oh then I guess? I'm just a bad writer not really. If you ... By: quarkonium. on 02 Jan 12, 17:37:59 not really. If you read Being and Time, it is actually written in a clear and systematic fashion in my opinion. That doesn't mean that it can be skimmed or that it is easy. But? if you read it slowly and carefully, a fair bit of what Heidegger is writing is crisp and unambiguous. This is a? very ... By: jhamien920. on 21 Nov 11, 15:55:41 This is a? very nice perspective. I got a C for ... By: capgurken. on 19 Nov 11, 20:03:04 I got a C for writing too complicated on Husserl, the whole point I got into Continental Philosophy is so that I could write long jargony ramblings that go nowhere. Who ever heard of? a Phenomongist writing clearly???? 80% of what we say? ... By: heartlessvietboy. on 21 Apr 11, 23:05:14 80% of what we say? is bull crap. caption? is helpful ... By: coffeebreakist. on 17 Mar 11, 07:49:26 caption? is helpful. thanks! ugh its all fluff, ... By: emblemOFbeing. on 05 May 10, 05:04:33 ugh its all fluff, nothing of substance --its like they're speaking but SAYING nothing.? Husserl and Phenomenology (1 of 2) Posted by: Eidos84 Video duration: 808 seconds Global video hits: 11700 'Husserl and Phenomenology'. Related: husserl, phenomenology Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: this if? from ... By: faridjabba. on 29 Mar 12, 02:01:21 this if? from THELEARNINGCOMPANY? u know what year this was recorded ?thanks robert solomon, ... By: faridjabba. on 29 Mar 12, 01:58:50 robert solomon, superb,? thanks! - Knowledge should ... By: donques. on 28 Feb 12, 10:02:30 - Knowledge should not be a static thing one can carry around lest it becomes ideology. One must rotate one's stock so that none of it gets stale. Better put, knowledge should be more of a technique of uncovering through constant examination rather than a store of? 'facts' arranged a certain way. There should never really be a conclusion. IMHO. I wonder how it ... By: durantheman1. on 20 Oct 11, 01:50:15 I wonder how it feels to carry around so much "knowledge" and to? be able to assert your arsenal of it at will. robert solomon? By: imanizore. on 17 Oct 11, 19:51:53 robert solomon? danke, whos voice ... By: faridjabba. on 23 Sep 11, 01:06:59 danke, whos voice is ti?? 150 degrees.. ... By: Pikukat. on 12 Mar 11, 00:08:50 150 degrees.. Really... ? Thanks for posting ... By: jokerlaw22. on 31 Jan 11, 00:00:42 Thanks for posting this video it has helped me get to grips with? Husserl. Phenomenological Definitions Posted by: plithos Video duration: 238 seconds Global video hits: 4036 A brief description or introduction to Phenomenological Definitions. Made by the department of (Critical) Social Psychology, Open University, UK Related: phenomenological, definitions, phenomenology Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Great description! ... By: SixFives5StarChic. on 24 Mar 12, 15:38:04 Great description! It concurs with? the definition within my textbook :) Oh thank you so ... By: aintheladytomesswith. on 13 Jun 11, 02:54:04 Oh thank you so much! I'm about to go to a conference about phenomenology in english, and I didn't have? any idea of phenomenology definitions on english (spanish is my mother language) nyc? By: erabellz. on 10 Dec 10, 02:33:30 nyc? Sartre's Phenomenology Posted by: Eidos84 Video duration: 1843 seconds Global video hits: 8228 Lecture on "Sartre's Phenomenology". Related: sartre, phenomenology, being, and, nothingness, robert, c., solomon Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: amazing? ... By: Prettyfamdancy. on 25 May 12, 23:03:20 amazing? explanation. thanks. You? just proved me ... By: Freakingeediot. on 18 May 12, 15:39:40 You? just proved me right. No man, while he is ... By: wbarquez. on 18 May 12, 07:31:07 No man, while he is on earth, can? know God's nature fully. You can think otherwise, but that does not change the reality of what is. I choose to believe in Him on the basis of what is reasonable. Many people wonder? ... By: Freakingeediot. on 16 May 12, 23:08:06 Many people wonder? that. Most people look ... By: Freakingeediot. on 16 May 12, 13:42:43 Most people look upon the concept of God as a way to provide an answer to the ultimate question of why do things exist; others look upon it to find the meaning of life. But even (most of) the people who do that sustain that no? man can know God. Therefore, they are incapable of finding the answer those questions. God doesn't really help us finding an answer: even if you think that he exists that doesn't mean that you cannot think otherwise. Ultimately, you are *choosing* to believe in him. How?? By: wbarquez. on 16 May 12, 11:08:38 How?? Life happens? ... By: Freakingeediot. on 16 May 12, 02:18:47 Life happens? without a God. Absurdity and ... By: wbarquez. on 13 Apr 12, 09:52:39 Absurdity and anxiety are the? experiences of a life without God. Experientialism is ... By: wbarquez. on 13 Apr 12, 09:27:47 Experientialism is a natural ally of existentialism. ? I wonder how ... By: CoolCrazyAtheist. on 16 Mar 12, 04:48:04 I wonder how whatsoever consciousness came one? day to inhabit the embryo! We? are not any ... By: SilvaOnTube. on 16 Mar 12, 02:58:13 We? are not any noun. We are a verb. Sartre's great ... By: SilvaOnTube. on 16 Mar 12, 02:49:02 Sartre's great little book "Transcendence of the? Ego." Solomon >? Dreyfus. By: Vikt0rEremita. on 01 Mar 12, 07:54:34 Solomon >? Dreyfus. The active ... By: rgaleny. on 29 Sep 11, 19:59:51 The active consciousness and the passive consciousness.? It is the instinct of valuation. to have faith is to ... By: rgaleny. on 29 Sep 11, 17:51:32 to have faith is to act, yet to think is too doubt. Faith and doubt and courage to affirm either in a choice? are the three pillars of Zen. The meaning of life is to stay alive. The meaning of the life of the mind is to stay alive. The mind builds maps of order by a valuing ability of the mind. yes and no to things. Consciousness is a ... By: rgaleny. on 29 Sep 11, 17:40:20 Consciousness is a blackboard that waits to? contain ideas, but there are a priori elements. Alex, in Clockwork? ... By: rgaleny. on 29 Sep 11, 17:37:24 Alex, in Clockwork? Orange, is free without responsibility. RIP Bob Solomon, ... By: theraccoun. on 08 Sep 11, 08:56:44 RIP Bob Solomon, your lectures are? amazing Thank you for your ... By: MrAnthonyVance. on 01 Aug 11, 13:03:33 Thank you for your commentary and enlargement on Sartre's Phenomenology.? A most entertaining briefing ... applause. Did anyone else ... By: lovecraftianbeatles. on 01 May 11, 00:48:42 Did anyone else think of Battlestar Galactica when he talked about what if? everyone else is an android? Brilliant? lecture! By: alnava10. on 25 Apr 11, 04:07:08 Brilliant? lecture! All of Robert? ... By: NarrowJoy. on 14 Apr 11, 02:59:13 All of Robert? Solomon's lectures are incredible. I highly recommend them from The Teaching Company; they sell many of his audiolectures. I've been writing ... By: QabalisticBass. on 10 Apr 11, 03:31:20 I've been writing an essay on Sartre's relevance to modern Psychology and this was very useful and insightful. Thank? you for posting! I? assumed I would ... By: niriop. on 31 Jan 11, 19:27:08 I? assumed I would only listen for a few minutes or so, but it was so engrossing I listened to the end; a brilliant lecture! I'm pretty sure ... By: S4PIENT. on 27 Jan 11, 21:59:51 I'm pretty sure this is from The Teaching? Company's "No Excuses" audio tape. The phenomenological perspective (2/3) Posted by: OUlearn Video duration: 304 seconds Global video hits: 6027 Free learning from The Open university 'The body: a phenomenological psychological perspective' openlearn.open.ac.uk --- An accessible introduction to Phenomenological Psychology. (Part 2 of 3) --- Study 'Social psychology: critical perspecitves of self and others' with the OU www3.open.ac.uk Explore qualifications in Social Sciences with the OU www3.open.ac.uk --- Related: linda finlay, phenomenological, phenomenology, phenomenological research, psychology, humanistic approach, therapist, being human, human behaviour, open university, ou_dd307 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: There are? a lot of ... By: jhamien920. on 21 Nov 11, 16:19:54 There are? a lot of perspective. This is only one. tks? for uploading! By: foxgirl100. on 06 May 09, 01:02:00 tks? for uploading! Husserl and The Rise of Phenomenology Posted by: Eidos84 Video duration: 1935 seconds Global video hits: 7638 Related: husserl, phenomenology, continental, philosophy Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: @ex0gen. There's no ... By: TheObituarist. on 06 May 12, 21:33:27 @ex0gen. There's no such thing as an empirical car. Red flags, dude. I like where you are going with your ideas, but since you're confused, here is how Husserl works. Put his books down, walk into your garage, without the hoses, sit in your car and experience sitting in your car, then go back into the house and write? about it, and if you have someone to share your thoughts with, then you have graduated. Husserl makes my ... By: TheObituarist. on 27 Apr 12, 17:45:11 Husserl makes my ass feel? raw. thank you? very ... By: MrMarktrumble. on 07 Jan 12, 22:00:54 thank you? very much. Oh yeah the ... By: ex0gen. on 13 Dec 11, 05:42:36 Oh yeah the bracketing, yeah that makes sense.? Cause bottom line is that the car in my imagination is only an experience which I take to be representative of another experience, namely the empirical car. I get what you are saying. But as you would agree we do use the image as being representational, even though we don't necessarily have to, correct? "If I talk about ... By: EndureTemptation. on 13 Dec 11, 03:24:05 "If I talk about the car in my garage while I am sitting in my living room, is not the meaning in my mind representational of the car?" That ought not to be representation of the physical car, if? (!) we are doing phenomenology. You are right, that language essentially is representative. However we can reserve our right to choose what it represents. In this case phenomenological description ought not to describe physical car in garrage (since it's bracketed by epoche), but idea. Here is what I ... By: ex0gen. on 26 Aug 11, 04:19:44 Here is what I don't understand which is why I want to read Husserl, is how can we get a description of reality if we are not using? meaning. I totally get the idea of not covering up our pure experience with interpretations but to describe it is to use concepts. How can meaning not be representational? If I talk about the car in my garage while I am sitting in my living room, is not the meaning in my mind representational of the car? ? Lawrence Cahoone ... By: SonytoBratsoni. on 30 Jul 11, 15:30:33 ? Lawrence Cahoone speaking in Lecture 19 - Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy?Phenomenology . good ? By: ClaisseHume. on 20 Jul 11, 09:07:37 good ? Who? is the ... By: anthropicus77. on 19 Jul 11, 00:25:08 Who? is the lecturer, please? Excellent overview! ... By: Ontologistics. on 04 Jun 11, 12:19:02 Excellent overview! What would? you say was the difference between Husserl's Transcendental Ego and Kant's Pure Apperception? Great stuff? By: taratasarar. on 20 Dec 10, 23:01:51 Great stuff? Phenomenology - How do you know you or anything else exists? Posted by: theinquisitor Video duration: 489 seconds Global video hits: 9462 Clip from the science fiction comedy film Dark Star. The Dark Star's mission to destroy unstable planets goes arwy when a computer malfunction results in failure to drop an armed bomb. The crew tries desperately to reason with the bomb to persuade it not to explode. To convince the bomb that the order to detonate was false, it becomes necessary to delve into philosophy. Related: phenomenology, solipsism, existentialism, reality, perception, consciousness, philosophy, sci-fi, dark, star Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Live Fast Surf Hard ... By: RobynHarris. on 16 Nov 11, 05:16:31 Live Fast Surf Hard Die Young Leave an Aerosolized Corpse. ? Hello bomb! :-D? By: dmatej79. on 27 Jul 11, 11:01:11 Hello bomb! :-D? Lol, best sci-fi ... By: EurofighterVsRaptor. on 14 Jun 11, 18:05:09 Lol, best sci-fi film ever..? Yep, why suffocate ... By: theinquisitor. on 14 Feb 10, 13:26:33 Yep, why suffocate to? death in a spacesuit when you can go out in style? Great movie, in the ... By: Tapecutter59. on 14 Feb 10, 12:58:55 Great movie, in the final sceen? after the bomb explodes the guy in the spacesuit survives. He uses a piece of space junk as a surfboard and surfs toward the planet where he is sure to burn up in the atmosphere. Now that's a philosophy! and (sorry for not ... By: ThePhilosorpheus. on 15 Dec 09, 01:15:18 and (sorry for not tucking it all into one single answer) I didn´t say it isn´t true that the decision originates in the brain, I said that the mere association is a very primitive interpretation that doesn´t explain the phenomenon, but? only describes it Like a child that ... By: ThePhilosorpheus. on 15 Dec 09, 01:12:45 Like a child that sees that water moves and assumes that it is? alive because it can´t see or touch the cause of it´s movement. we can explain why ... By: ThePhilosorpheus. on 15 Dec 09, 01:11:55 we can explain why the hands of? a clock move by the functioning of the gears, etc, but that doesn´t explain what a clock is. all of our explanations for mental phenomenon are associations, there is nearly no real intellectual work involved - that I call a primitive interpretation. well, first, ... By: ThePhilosorpheus. on 15 Dec 09, 01:10:51 well, first, supposing there is a soul I don´t see why it should be "supernatural" or "outside of nature", since for a thing to exist it must be part of nature. second, with or without soul, the? brain is one of the least known things in the world. Isn't it trivially ... By: theinquisitor. on 14 Dec 09, 23:11:45 Isn't it trivially true that the decision to move an arm does originate in the brain? If you're not supposing the existence of anything outside of nature, like a supernatural soul, then what else could be the originator of such decisions other? than the brain? There are of course less proximate causes. The decision to move could be motivated by a stimulus response which pushes the causal chain back further. But I'm not sure what you're getting at. Could you perhaps clarify your position? I believe we can ... By: ThePhilosorpheus. on 14 Dec 09, 22:53:43 I believe we can know reality in it´s entirety - if our language is developed enought to signify all of it properly. the greatest mistake we can possibly make is to think of our own minds as something different? from nature, when it works according to the same laws as everything else. We´re just supposed to discover ourselves and we will know all of nature What I mean by ... By: ThePhilosorpheus. on 14 Dec 09, 22:45:50 What I mean by primitive is: for example, when we study the human brain and we? see that while the subject moves his arm, a certain neuronal conexion arises and certain electrical impulses are activated, we´re just making an association that can´t be used to actually explain the phenomenon of the moving arm; we cannot say from that that the decision to move an arm originates in the brain, etc. it´s maybe a poor example but I think its general enought. I agree that it's ... By: theinquisitor. on 14 Dec 09, 21:38:10 I agree that it's just an interpretation, but I don't know what you mean by primitive.? The theories we develop about the external world allow us to make predictions that are then confirmed by later observations. Even if we can't know the "true" nature of the external world, we can at least make accurate predictions about what experiences it is likely to deliver to our minds in the future based on past experiences. I think that's as close as we are likely to get to reality. it´s also mere ... By: ThePhilosorpheus. on 13 Dec 09, 20:06:48 it´s also mere interpretation of a phenomenon to say my perception is caused by electrical impulses, and it´s a very primitive interpretation. what difference would it really make if? we could actually know whether our perception of the "external world" is "true"? Wonderful, ... By: BanjoSiren. on 17 Nov 09, 02:33:03 Wonderful, wonderful movie. There's a vid going around on facebook that takes 20 minutes to make the points Doolittle? made in 5. He's being tongue- ... By: karbonista. on 24 Oct 09, 16:59:42 He's being tongue-in-cheek when he says that. A better word is? "pernicious". It's a valid perspective, but it leads to argument over things that are not important. A phenom'l and/or purely scientific view of philosophy tends to favor certain answers to fundamental philosophical questions that are no more or less valid than a purely idealist view. We know that answers to these questions can't be entirely phenom'l OR idealist, but we choose btw them as if they were mutually exclusive. Interesting. I ... By: theinquisitor. on 23 Oct 09, 11:39:47 Interesting. I guess I can see where he's coming from, but isn't it just a logical deduction from the known facts about our limited perception? Isn't it true that we can't be absolutely certain that our perception is real? I think what it shows is? that we shouldn't rely on absolutes. Certainty is not required to make decisions. It's not worth taking the risk of blowing ourselves up and taking everyone with us, because of the probability of our perception being real, despite the uncertainty. my philosophy prof ... By: karbonista. on 23 Oct 09, 03:34:25 my philosophy prof showed this in class the other day to demonstrate why? phenomenology is evil thankyou! this clip ... By: sharethehouse. on 12 Sep 09, 19:09:28 thankyou! this clip helped me on a college assignment 5/5? A solipsistic bomb!? By: wgaule. on 17 Sep 08, 02:36:03 A solipsistic bomb!? man? this is funny. ... By: devote. on 16 Jul 08, 02:58:09 man? this is funny...yah classic? By: dawkinsfan41. on 13 Jul 08, 03:15:04 classic? Interesting....? By: Katalyzt. on 07 Jul 08, 00:19:37 Interesting....? Funny. Which ... By: Dan14159. on 06 Jul 08, 09:53:34 Funny. Which retard? rated this 5/5? Dr Alan Roberts - Phenomenology (Part 1 of 12) Posted by: alangroberts Video duration: 592 seconds Global video hits: 9890 Part 1 of 12 of a talk centered around Eugene Halliday's ideas on phenomenology Related: dr, alan, roberts, eugene, halliday, phenomenology Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Theatre inside my? ... By: judygarsdale. on 10 Apr 11, 03:03:52 Theatre inside my? head... Turning it into a book. Yeah forget ... By: twjames18. on 04 Aug 10, 01:46:29 Yeah forget everything I said, it's a load of bullshit. Pure awareness doesn't? exist. I just rattled off some crap I picked up somewhere else. Unfortunately, that is all anyone can do. It is funny seeing my comment though. "It i irrefutable!" lol. all thought is ... By: twjames18. on 16 Mar 10, 23:13:11 all thought is relative to other thought based upon conditioning, so it can never ever EVER achieve absolute truth. in order to be aware? of truth you have to become aware of the awareness of awareness. as complicated as that sounds it is very easy. it is basically, I think therefore I am, but it is also aware of the "I" that is aware. so in silence, with no thought or interpretation of thought you can more directly experience reality. mind chatter is unreal and imaginary. its irrefutable. did? he say 'eek'? ... By: A5H8Y. on 25 Nov 09, 22:23:56 did? he say 'eek'? aaaw! Husserl's Phenomenology Posted by: CadwellJones Video duration: 567 seconds Global video hits: 17787 A zero budget short thriller about breaking down. Produced by UCD Film Society Committee Starring James Arrigan, Linda Teehan and Sarah Ridge Shot by Beatrice NiBhroin Pretty much everything else by me.... Related: husserl, phenomenology, philosophy, essays, irish, short, ucd, film, society, electronic, music, thriller, shorts, student Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Wow you really have ... By: CadwellJones. on 15 Mar 09, 12:14:21 Wow you really have no idea what you're talking about do you? I made the film by the way, my friend jayskia just? recognises you as a dick. Could you please explain to me in more detail what exactly is your problem with my film? Have you read the book the title is taken from? "Husserl's Phenomenology" by Dan Zahavi is the book that the two main characters are talking about. enjoyed this well ... By: fishcalledrick. on 16 Jan 09, 20:59:15 enjoyed this well enough. stands to reason that when the fact that one is a thinking thing is all that one can be sure of, that one values only his own perceptions and shall react accordingly. as illustrated in the movie 'Dark Star' when the bomb decides that it is alone in the darkness because all? perception is shite, therefore it must be God and detonate... "LET THERE BE LIGHT" good job, bruv!!! nice vid i made them all ... By: CadwellJones. on 12 Jan 09, 18:29:43 i made them all myself for the film so there's no names really. Garageband's a? lifesaver what are the names? ... By: Lewclan. on 11 Jan 09, 03:59:17 what are the names? of the songs you use? this is neither ... By: 62365483. on 25 Dec 08, 13:14:07 this is neither philosophical nor meaningful... i cant figure? what is trying to express. Far out? man. Far ... By: olynthos1. on 11 Dec 08, 17:12:15 Far out? man. Far out. not? nearly enough ... By: shaunnamcauley. on 21 Nov 08, 22:34:29 not? nearly enough nudity james. like ur hair dat way 2....and wat did i think of it?.... ye quite liked it actually. Nice one Agro The ... By: DylanWalshe. on 25 Sep 08, 18:25:34 Nice one Agro The name suits don't it...? ha ha Fair play Jim, Dylan murdering a women ... By: Israe5l. on 27 Aug 08, 03:59:22 murdering a women to make a point, eh? I? guess its the phenomenological trajedy. philosophy is not just mind games. It repeats in my mind "its just not fair!" It is a quite ... By: Schurik72. on 28 Jul 08, 16:00:44 It is a quite inspiring, inspired and serious movie. Congratulations. But you are just refering to the early Husserl. This is not a critique just a remark.? Perhaps you want to make another part with the late Husserl? hey do u know? ... By: kaneda83. on 19 Jul 08, 20:01:52 hey do u know? robin fuller? Phenomenology crash course - Peter Dews - Levinas Posted by: uniessex Video duration: 6239 seconds Global video hits: 5958 Related: phenomenology, department, of, philosophy, peter, dews Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: If Wayne? Martin is ... By: buckstan. on 05 May 12, 21:50:21 If Wayne? Martin is the 1st part and Peter Dews is the third part, what/where is the 2nd part? Phenomenology of Science Posted by: 0ThouArtThat0 Video duration: 529 seconds Global video hits: 1365 Husserl (en.wikipedia.org and Merleau-Ponty (en.wikipedia.org Related: phenomenology, science, philosophy, experience, reality Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: I have no arguement ... By: judygarsdale. on 10 Apr 11, 03:17:45 I have no arguement, which is a new response to the? idea of phenomenology. I have no arguement ... By: judygarsdale. on 10 Apr 11, 03:16:20 I have no arguement, which is a new response to the idea of? phenomenology. Nice presentation,? ... By: EvoinOZ. on 07 May 09, 10:12:50 Nice presentation,? mate. It is a good a concise explication of 20th C.phenomenology. What I don't understand however, is why it so important to the phenom./existentialist to assert that the the free-will is real(determinism is false) as Satre was so want to argue. I note you mention it too. Why can't one employ the 'always already' experience as the Taoist does( finger pointing to the moon) without asserting a free will? As the Zen ... By: tellyontellyon. on 14 Mar 09, 11:29:24 As the Zen Buddhists would say... conceptual mind? is just like a finger pointing to the moon... don't confuse the finger with the moon. But what if the ... By: gruvinnz. on 08 Feb 09, 23:21:52 But what if the final truth is that our entire universe is, say, a sophisticated RPG computer game and, in fact, everything we hold to be "reality" turns out to be numerical values relative to other values, processed over time by some cluster of super fast CPUs? In that case, phenomenology, or? indeed philosophy itself have any real meaning? What is real, if it's not perceived, thought about and discussed? OK... never mind! :P How can there be ... By: gruvinnz. on 08 Feb 09, 23:13:56 How can there be any valid phenomenological study when so-called? "reality" itself is, apparently, little more than a mental construct of past events and imagined futures for, I imagine, merely the entertainment of we humans, or indeed the gods (either of whom may or may not actually "exist")? Phenomenology does seem a perfect topic for philosophers though huh? :P Thank you, that was ... By: 0ThouArtThat0. on 07 Feb 09, 00:14:06 Thank you, that was all very helpful. Perception is a poor foundation for phenomenology. The only foundation seems to be the experience? which we are always already undergoing. I think Merleau-Ponty's later work surrounding the primacy of 'the Flesh,' "the mysterious tissue or matrix that underlies and gives rise to both the perceiver and the perceived," is less problematic. Only logos, the ... By: alteringenting. on 30 Jan 09, 19:17:27 Only logos, the mind, is. So you're both right and agree. We are always already in a world because the concepts that are happening, that is living, are forming the horizon of the possible. We have internalized, i.e. inherited? our conceptual mak-up. The concepts we're all here before any of us were born. So logos gives life to carne. In the beginning was the word. Its all mind Using the roller- ... By: batfly. on 30 Jan 09, 15:56:47 Using the roller-coaster, a popular amusement park ride, as an analogy, I sometimes feel like maybe I am missing the point. I too dabble in philosophy, trying to understand it all. Digging, examining and exploring the inner workings... But what if I am really on a roller-coaster sharing? the ride with many others. While most everyone is "enjoying" the ride, I , on the other hand, am missing it somehow because I am constantly distracted and fascinated by the mechanics of the ride. I hope not! It is hard to tell ... By: 0ThouArtThat0. on 28 Jan 09, 08:19:43 It is hard to tell if we are disagreeing, because I don't take issue with how you've worded your response? here. I'd just say that experience is a continual happening, while reality is the past pole and ideality is the future pole of this continual process/happening. its just a shift in the words. I think experience is the more fundamental category: reality and ideality are components in every moment of experience. I agree that ideas ... By: 0ThouArtThat0. on 28 Jan 09, 07:00:24 I agree that ideas are embodied, sensed. And I agree that ideas give us a clearer understanding of what lies behind the surfaces of things. The scientific knowledge I was critiquing in this video is not the? same as the philosophical insight that Plato or Hegel wrote about. I was trying to dispel the widespread belief that mechanistic materialism is the way the world actually is. Thoughts are less ... By: 0ThouArtThat0. on 28 Jan 09, 06:57:58 Thoughts are less real precisely because they are ideal, but being ideal doesn't mean they play less of a role in our experience... Reality is what has already actually happened, what has taken place in the world and been perceived by us. Ideality and thought concern what is possible, what hasn't yet been touched but that we are able to create in the future by envisioning? it now. ...the world of ... By: 0ThouArtThat0. on 28 Jan 09, 06:53:40 ...the world of forms and the sensory world. Forms are reflected in the animate beings we sense around us, not? entirely outside them in a transcendent realm. abstract concepts ... By: 0ThouArtThat0. on 28 Jan 09, 06:04:20 abstract concepts can definitely change embodied experience. Understanding the heliocentric model of the solar system can act as an invitation to experience vertigo standing on a backwards rolling planet. ideas being more real I am not so sure about. I went too far in this video? implying that concepts are 'mere' abstractions, but I don't think there are pure sensory experiences uninfluenced by conceptuality in some way. So to say ideas are more real is to see an unnecessary division between... Great video. Don't ... By: ozjthomas. on 28 Jan 09, 00:58:36 Great video. Don't mistake the map for the? territory. great? video. Seems ... By: zezt. on 27 Jan 09, 21:40:50 great? video. Seems the heavy-emphasis on abstracting literally cut off the 'thinking-head' from the sensual body "What use is it in ... By: CousinoMacul. on 27 Jan 09, 19:25:07 "What use is it in discussing the 'reality' of our models in science?" Pyrrho does? pretty good job addressing this issue in his latest video. watch?v=hSy7H7nIOTE Watching your ... By: technepisteme. on 27 Jan 09, 16:01:57 Watching your videos is probably the closest thing I have to being interested in continental philosophy. Reading about early German/French phenomenology from the original texts for me was a very laborious process. So, Thanks! I think the phenomenological approach to? scientific method complexifies any notion of "truth" (as distinct from "reality"). What do you think? Gosh, this is ... By: pungentprincess. on 27 Jan 09, 14:17:47 Gosh, this is coming out inarticulate. But my question is basically this: What use is it in discussing the 'reality' of our models in science? I'm not saying there is or isn't? one, I'm genuinely just asking for an opinion on this. But, at the same ... By: pungentprincess. on 27 Jan 09, 14:14:11 But, at the same time, I don't find it useful to think in this sort of way, or to speculate the existence of abstractions. We can say that they exist in the human mind as a way of looking at the world, that works, but doesn't really 'exist'. I get really confused when speaking of existence of abstractions, because they don't exist in the way the material world? exists, but an equation which gives us predictions can be said to give us an accurate depiction of a phenomenon, which does exist. I like your ... By: pungentprincess. on 27 Jan 09, 14:07:00 I like your thinking, as it's true that science makes this descriptions about the external world which maybe simply abstractions, not the world in itself. I'm going to have to agree with bbdawg in that referring to? 'the way things really are' is slightly problematic. We, as people, can only use the faculties that we have. Abstractions and mathematics could be looked at as human imposed ideas on the external world, and that the phenomenon is the only thing that 'really' exists. Science allows us ... By: busheybushdawg. on 27 Jan 09, 07:49:33 Science allows us to infer beyond our direct experience to a world that is not limited to our particular sense perceptions. But I don't know? if it makes any sense to speak of the world revealed by science as "the way things really are". Like you said, our phenomenology is the "real" reality. Its mind boggling to think that science reveals truth about nature that allow for control over it, but that these truths are contigent and we may never really know the way things "really are" thru science The Phenomenological Epoche (Husserl) Posted by: BlueSpectacles Video duration: 590 seconds Global video hits: 451 discussion and clarification about the epoche and what it really means defining the philosophical field of phenomenology. My Phenomenology video Playlist www.youtube.com Related: phenomenology, phenomenological, bracket, reduction, conscious, consciousness, experience, appearance, epistemology, mind, philosophy, education, thought, husserl, edmund, ideas, ontic, ontological, physical, existence, discussion, clarification, things, themselves, to Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Husserl's ... By: AdversusHaereses. on 21 May 12, 13:42:45 Husserl's phenomenological reduction seems like an extension of Kant's idea of the schema. There is definitely a tone of transcendental idealism? in this epoché. And fundamentally there is an underlying subjectivism in most of his thought given the nature that he treats of conscious phenomenon versus a posteriori common sense. Phenomenological Intentionality (Husserl) Posted by: BlueSpectacles Video duration: 846 seconds Global video hits: 466 discussion about intentionality, noesis, noema, and phenomenological evidence. My Phenomenology playlist: www.youtube.com Related: phenomenology, phenomenological, bracket, reduction, conscious, consciousness, experience, appearance, epistemology, mind, philosophy, education, thought, husserl, edmund, ideas, ontic, ontological, physical, existence, discussion, clarification, things, themselves, to, noesis, noema, intentionality, intentional, act, evidence, pole, object, real, content, ideal Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Noesis and noema ... By: HumanActivitySystem. on 10 Jan 12, 12:10:34 Noesis and noema shouldn't be separated, other then in a basic attempt to began to understand phenomena before being rejected by working out, through your own mind, that such distinctions? are artificial & therefor obscure your development of an ultimate, or at least more comprehensive, understanding of reality. I said, "working out through your own mind" b/c unless you gain an intrinsic understanding of something, it will not permeate your reality, & will be just another recipe in your cookbook. @Omnicron777 so you ... By: BlueSpectacles. on 20 Aug 11, 18:48:23 @Omnicron777 so you must have been a different person in the early 1900's and had a simple conversation with? Edmund Husserl, and he took all of your ideas and developed them, then you died and are reincarnated as yourself now? @Omnicron777? how ... By: BlueSpectacles. on 20 Aug 11, 17:43:43 @Omnicron777? how so? roflmao!!! "The Phenomenology of Body" Posted by: StephanieKayStevens Video duration: 304 seconds Global video hits: 10717 A New York Times video of Daphne Guinness' short film, "The Phenomenology of Body." (6/29/08) Related: style_&_fashion, film Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: name of? the song ... By: joejoeaot. on 12 Jan 12, 05:16:28 name of? the song pliiiiiiiiisss !!!!!! some body know the? ... By: joejoeaot. on 14 Oct 11, 06:41:38 some body know the? name of the song ??? what's the name of ... By: sexxxyVogue. on 25 Sep 11, 07:47:25 what's the name of that song???? pliiiisssss If one were to ... By: Topophobia. on 13 Jul 11, 09:58:29 If one were to conduct a phenomenology of the body, then one would do better than? pout motionlessly in a darkly lit room. Let me recommend Husserl's "Ideas" (Vols 1 and 2) to begin with. More like an ad for ... By: Neobarone. on 28 Jun 11, 17:50:32 More like an ad for a Hollywood? costume designer, this video has absolutley nothing to do with phenomenology or philosophy and should disown its title. It's totally awful ... By: EndureTemptation. on 05 Feb 11, 01:37:48 It's totally awful how they present phenomenology.? Phenomenology is about how body is realy experienced, lived, not how some "artist" imagines it standing in static unlived positions. It's totally wrong. what's the? music? By: cz77. on 11 Oct 10, 10:41:29 what's the? music? Anybody who is too ... By: alexplot. on 26 May 10, 17:44:56 Anybody who is too busy defining? what is art, what is fashion and what is phenomenology or whatsoever is clearly too pretentious..... media artists ..... ... By: dummy222. on 25 Dec 09, 02:47:53 media artists ......? Every? frame has a ... By: Minute2Dawn. on 04 Apr 09, 17:26:45 Every? frame has a story to tell, beautiful work. That's not ... By: Moshytoshy. on 23 Aug 08, 11:28:33 That's not phenomenology? - that's fashion! Edmund Husserl's Phenomenology in His Own Words -- Rey Ty Posted by: reyty2 Video duration: 593 seconds Global video hits: 5219 Edmund Husserl's Phenomenology in His Own Words -- Rey Ty. n this version of the video, definition of terms comes first; Husserl's quotes last. Related: edmund, husserls, phenomenology, in, his, own, words, --, rey, ty Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: thanx? By: reyty2. on 01 Mar 11, 18:49:02 thanx? Cool. Cheers? man By: granaff. on 01 Mar 11, 11:23:32 Cool. Cheers? man Anton and Lacan: Phenomenology, Language, Earth Posted by: 0ThouArtThat0 Video duration: 1310 seconds Global video hits: 2791 Corey Anton: www.youtube.com www.amazon.com faculty.gvsu.edu coreyanton.blogspot. com Jacques Lacan: en.wikipedia.org Related: corey, anton, jacques, lacan, phenomenology, psychoanalysis, authenticity, selfhood Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: You,? my friend, ... By: careeringarm. on 23 Mar 12, 06:42:32 You,? my friend, are gorgeous. @connecthedot ... By: Samgurney88. on 01 Nov 11, 02:18:51 @connecthedot Thanks for that comment, it really helped me,? Nietzsche is something which needs overcoming :P i think i just fell ... By: a3rialst4rr. on 28 Apr 11, 07:53:11 i think i just fell in love? with a man on youtube. Also, how was this ... By: ratsmokedevil. on 26 Apr 11, 03:38:10 Also, how was this recommended after Paul H. Fry's lecture?? I enjoy? the ... By: ratsmokedevil. on 26 Apr 11, 03:32:39 I enjoy? the comments from sweet young ladies on your cool video. Deep, deep stuff! How do you ... By: smithyPT. on 17 Apr 11, 20:29:58 How do you reconcile these ideas with? holographic reality? On a side note: ... By: AmericanAscetic. on 16 Jul 10, 03:30:31 On a side note: Your quotes about civilization are consistent in some respect with Durkheim's idea that civilization comes about as the division of labor increases, that is the more labor is distributed and specialized the less any given? individual has to "think" outside of his/her own specialized task. 3:00-4:00? Spinoza. ... By: baermtn. on 07 Jun 10, 06:49:56 3:00-4:00? Spinoza. Good explanation - ... By: kensho123456. on 06 Jun 10, 02:00:37 Good explanation - seems what you have to say is more like Alan Watts than anything else. If you? have not already done so, check out George Spencer-Brown whom Valera ripped off in terms of ideas. ...Corey.... you ... By: TheEmeraldSun. on 19 May 10, 19:47:39 ...Corey.... you are adorable...? Do you actually ... By: f1ghtclub2k3. on 20 Mar 10, 19:42:10 Do you actually grasp any of the material you regurgitate with that extremely low affect??Live it?...you are literally reading yourself to ruins...a very loose long book report is what I got...we will never be able to know the mythical illusion between appearence and the "true world" that is a duality where none exists...secondly there are aspects of nature we can never know,? as seekers, because nature is elusive...to posit any interpretation is always already coming from a human perspective... a guy who uses his ... By: surfchic168c. on 28 Feb 10, 10:01:35 a guy who uses his mind is very attractive ; )? "disclosive space" ... By: emblemOFbeing. on 22 Jan 10, 18:42:17 "disclosive space" is? another good one. I would follow ... By: Anarch0tec. on 14 Dec 09, 22:26:10 I would follow Heidegger and not use the word 'body' except in its traditional/catagorical usage (as presence-at-hand/readiness to hand equipment) and take what your saying is "body" under the catagory of? Dasein ... Remember Lacan's ... By: notonewhit. on 17 Jul 09, 18:02:33 Remember Lacan's ideas start with the imaginary (mirror phase). In the 1950's he focuses on the Symbolic, qua symptom as cyphered message (Anthony Wilden's? stuff). He later (70's) moves to the Real -- i.e., the big Other does not exist, the symbolic order is an order of fictions. The symbolic order is a semblant, a fiction with no guarantee of validity. One is mistaken if one considers that Lacan's serial explorations reconcile and hang together as a whole. Another trap of the imaginary. Remember Lacan's ... By: notonewhit. on 17 Jul 09, 18:01:35 Remember Lacan's ideas start with the imaginary (mirror phase). In the 1950's he focuses on the Symbolic, qua symptom as cyphered message (Anthony Wilden's stuff). He later (70's) moves to the Real? -- i.e., the big Other does not exist, the symbolic order is an order of fictions. The symbolic order is a semblant, a fiction with no guarantee of validity. One is mistaken if one considers that Lacan's serial explorations reconcile and hang together as a whole. Another trap of the imaginary. For Lacan ... By: notonewhit. on 17 Jul 09, 17:25:29 For Lacan identification itself is alienation through the imaginary. Even the identification of oneself with matter or the totality of the universe is an alienation. The divided? subject has no independent existence beyond this alienation. One freely acts ethically through separation from the alienating Other (ala Das Man) that informs the intelligibility of universalized cultural values. Lacan is an anti-philosopher. Sets certainly a ... By: MrAndMrsDabble. on 16 Jul 09, 14:38:11 Sets certainly a new record in talking about something you have? no idea about yah? lol i agree. ... By: DarkHero187. on 04 Jul 09, 01:49:01 yah? lol i agree. thats the obvious Interesting ... By: HaleyMary. on 17 Jun 09, 05:01:40 Interesting thoughts. Especially to think that people are what the Earth is doing. makes me think of? the idea that everything is one in life, like from the same star or sun. I? hate being ... By: 1PostPoMoMaN1. on 16 Jun 09, 20:12:38 I? hate being ignorant. :) It's pretty amazing ... By: jaikook. on 16 Jun 09, 11:35:35 It's pretty amazing when you think of how humans can create their future consciously. Or? even the future of others, animals, nature, the world. And even though we seem to do it in a conscious manner.. we're so ignorant still. you are a? ... By: alovelytime. on 16 Jun 09, 08:28:09 you are a? wonderful beautiful aspect, expression, of the universe. thank goodness for you man. At the risk of ... By: SunsetsCStudios. on 16 Jun 09, 08:21:31 At the risk of sounding out of place or inappropriate, I wonder if you'd ever go and Vlog about something entirely lighter than philosophy,? the science involved, creationism, evolution, genesis and such and such.. Just a funky thought.. =\ lol You need concrete ... By: theosophers. on 16 Jun 09, 08:02:17 You need concrete experiences to actually know the nature of being. If you are not reporting what you have learn through experience you? are simply talking about the endles reorganization of your imagination. Read Roger Bacon on experimental science. Read Yogananda Paramahannsa's Autobiography of a Yogi A Critique of Existential-Phenomenology and Hermeneutics Posted by: reyty2 Video duration: 616 seconds Global video hits: 6438 A Critique of Existential-Phenomen ology and Hermeneutics : Rey Ty philosophy Related: critique, of, and, hermeneutics, husserl, heidegger, sartre, beauvoir, merleau-ponty, weber, dilthey, philosophy Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Thanx? By: reyty2. on 18 Nov 11, 22:15:53 Thanx? 19th of November ( ... By: arenadri7. on 18 Nov 11, 22:09:42 19th of November (1833-1911) was? born WILHELM DILTHEY, German Philosopher. Nothingness," and ... By: dylanmanicfanatic. on 20 Apr 11, 15:50:29 Nothingness," and to a large extent Merleau-Ponty's, "Basic Writings" would have been lost on me. I used to view MP as the middle ground between Satre and Beauvoir, but the more? I read her, I think I understand MP couldn't have wrangled the two's intellectual sphere's together w/o the insights of Miss B. Great post and thanks for sharing! First, awesome job, ... By: dylanmanicfanatic. on 20 Apr 11, 15:43:44 First, awesome job, great synopsis. Second, great structure and fluidity in the video,? thank you, we know how long--winded and tangential philosophers can get! I appreciate the succinctness of you're presentation and I think you hit all the major points, and give plenty of recourse for a viewer to investigate their own position w/o pushing them too hard either way. Finally, thanks for giving Simone de Beauvoir, the credit she most is deserving of. If not for "The Second Sex," "Being and... @Fushapan i? have a ... By: reyty2. on 15 Feb 11, 20:17:16 @Fushapan i? have a video of husserl in his own? word. Husserl's Phenomenology In His Own Words -- "Rey Ty" @Fushapan thanx for ... By: reyty2. on 15 Feb 11, 20:16:42 @Fushapan thanx for your? comments. in my other video watch?v=y9_3h7Jr1gI, i quoted husserl himself, saying he is a solipsist, etc. Best wishes 2 u. @Fushapan thanx. ... By: reyty2. on 14 Feb 11, 05:02:17 @Fushapan thanx. pleez tell? me what r d flaws. It's? Joaquín ... By: reyty2. on 10 Dec 10, 16:52:53 It's? Joaquín Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez Thanks!? By: reyty2. on 10 Dec 10, 16:51:52 Thanks!? Lots of? great ... By: Professoranton. on 10 Dec 10, 14:01:02 Lots of? great stuff here I do not understand ... By: craigvanderhart. on 03 May 10, 23:37:43 I do not understand what the term "humancentrist" means. The modern sciences are indeed very serious and very successful, but I? don't see how they replace or refute metaphysics. Check into (besides Husserl) Bernard Lonergan and C.S. Peirce for philosophers who embrace both modern science and metaphysics. Thanks for your ... By: reyty2. on 05 Feb 10, 22:25:49 Thanks for your comments.? This video is a critique. So we are in the same boat. What are your alternatives specifically, please? I'd love to hear from you. metaphysics are ... By: olivenderella. on 05 Feb 10, 22:19:04 metaphysics are just an outdated humancentrist view of the world or a relict of natural philosophy. They use methods which are? thousand years old and refuse the use of new tools to see that inside of ourselves is just as material as outside of it .These people are just frustrated that they didnt evolve since antiquity.blablablating things nobody understands anyway because they re stripped of any sense.Modern sciences r serious this is oooooollllld. In a book published ... By: reyty2. on 12 Jan 10, 20:44:24 In a book published by Blackwell in 1994, Oxford Philosophy Professor A. J. Ayer & Jane OGrady wrote: Positivism is a Philosophical position,? traceable to Francis Bacon (p. 494). "All things in all ... By: teched246. on 11 Jan 10, 21:11:54 "All things in all universes move according to law, and the law which regulates the movement of the planets is no more immutable than the law which regulates the material expressions of man. The great aim of the mystery schools of all ages has been to reveal the workings of the Law which CONNECT MAN THE MATERIAL AND MAN THE SPIRITUAL(metaphysics)."- ? Emerald Tablets preface If both are connected by Law, then it is simply a matter of the two being affected by different operations of Law. I can't see any ... By: teched246. on 11 Jan 10, 20:57:18 I can't see any reason why philosophy souldn't be concerned with the "material" world. The growing distinction and synonymous chasm between the words"material" and "physical" have given way to concept of "thingification" (of logic in general) to gradually come into focus-- especially in the field of mathematics. If logic itself, at times? act's or manifest's as a "force" does philosophy really have a fundamental jurisdiction in studies of the material world? I agree with you ... By: reyty2. on 27 Dec 09, 00:02:09 I agree with you that E-P & H fall into dualism that they try to overcome. You are right that *one* key question is whether philosophy should be concerned with the material world as physical scientists or human scientists study it--there are different replies, though, depending on one's perspective. Lacking consistently through the ages, philosophers from the ancient times to the present have used the term "metaphysics"? and "ontology" differently, sometimes interchangeably, though. Calling E-P & ... By: namiejames. on 25 Dec 09, 19:12:28 Calling E-P & Hermeneutics subjective is falling into the same dualism that these perspectives try to overcome. One? key question we need to answer is whether philosophy should be concerned with the material world as the physical scientists study it, or the experiential world as the human scientists study it. The "entities" of a material world should not be confused with those of an experiential world--that's the distinction between metaphysics in the physical world and ontology. Thanks, for? ... By: reyty2. on 16 Nov 09, 18:47:04 Thanks, for? correcting my misspelling. Much appreciated. it's A. SCHUTZ, not ... By: mailepors. on 16 Nov 09, 02:38:38 it's A. SCHUTZ, not A. SCHULTZ.? Hope that wasn't too embarassing for you. I really don't like ... By: LikeAGlassAsterisk. on 11 Sep 09, 02:56:16 I really don't like how you view Bacon as a proponent of positivism; that is quite a distortion. His endorsement of the inductive-experimental method was almost always stressed in terms of utility? rather than theoretical reason. thanx. i'm glad u ... By: reyty2. on 03 May 09, 00:22:08 thanx. i'm glad u liked it. physics & philo--a gr8? combo indeed! cheers. this is one jam- ... By: mrfatd. on 03 May 09, 00:18:24 this is one jam-packed video! im a physics major and? i enjoyed this a lot! Thanx 4 your ... By: reyty2. on 03 Jan 09, 22:54:54 Thanx 4 your comments. Aside from? describing existential-phenomenology & hermeneutics, I gave my critique of their weaknesses. I like this very ... By: gnurglan. on 03 Jan 09, 12:47:15 I like this very much. Extremely handy and useful for students of philosophy and? history of ideas. Thanks! HUSSERL and PHENOMENOLOGY (part one) Posted by: Winchesterjournalism Video duration: 1087 seconds Global video hits: 5906 first part of a 35 minute lecture on Husserl and phenomenology. The second part can be found at this URL: "www.winchesterjourn alism.co.uk The lecture is given as part of the history and context of journalism course at the University of Winchester in the UK. Other lectures in this phase of the course deal with Freud, modernism, Neitzsche Kierkegaard, Kafa, Borges and existentialism Related: husserl, phenomenology, existentialism, journalism Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Husserl's Phenomenology and Mathematics (Pregiven Life-World) Posted by: BlueSpectacles Video duration: 901 seconds Global video hits: 173 discussion about the pregiven life-world and how there is mathematics and how nature can be mathematized. and transferring into a phenomenological discussion about what mathematical objects and constructions are from the phenomenological perspective. Related: mathematics, nature, phenomenology, phenomenological, philosophy, education, thought, edmund, husserl, crisis, european, sciences, linguistic, intersubjectivity, nominalism, nihilism, platonism, realism, idealism, formalism, logicism Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Phenomenology of the Senses Posted by: Professoranton Video duration: 470 seconds Global video hits: 1807 READ: www.amazon.com A few phenomenological descriptions of the different spatio-temporal characteristics of sight, hearing, and touch. For best results, occasionally look around, close your eyes, and ask: What are the spatio-temporal differences between the senses? Related: phenomenology, hearing, sight, touch, philosophy, sensory powers, corey anton Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Sound is simply ... By: hartforest. on 23 Nov 11, 13:47:30 Sound is simply more? encompassing, "eventful," than sight as you say. Great video, and thank you. ...rather than ... By: hartforest. on 23 Nov 11, 13:44:40 ...rather than interpreting these concepts, as is common both popularly and academically, as an approval in toto of the "aristocracy" per "the blonde beast" (an interpretation which is completely unwarranted by Nietzsche's own work), I think he was speaking more along the scales of musical? sounds, in a way similar to your approach here. This is also evident in his characterization of reality-as-"becoming" in contrast to the sight-based "being" the tradition has favored. You bring up some ... By: hartforest. on 23 Nov 11, 13:39:21 You bring up some interesting points. People forget, when reading Nietzsche, that he was? a philologist and a musician prior to becoming a philosopher or perhaps the latter two "drove" him to think philosophically. (See the original subtitle of BT) Philology and music obviously are sound-based, though the former engages sight as well. He often speaks of "tension" which, etymologically, is related to "tone" , for instance. He speaks of robustness, order of rank, etc., throughout his work... sound and sight are ... By: Shadapaga. on 17 Dec 10, 16:27:29 sound and sight are tainted and less romantic in our culture because they are a principle means of communication. in experiential art? i think that feel is important because it makes it seem less a communication and more of a penomenological experience that is real not an illusion. "in a world of ... By: egoistorms. on 03 Feb 10, 02:30:34 "in a world of resonance, man somehow becomes completely involved." great video. once again: most sincere thanks for your work here on? youtube. it has been of great value to me. Interesting ... By: Professoranton. on 01 Jan 10, 11:08:23 Interesting comments. Thanks? Although the ... By: magicshopper. on 01 Jan 10, 03:39:21 Although the distinctions are there as well as other distinctions, I admit, a hierarchical approach contained sharply within them is probably not a good way to pursue that phenomenologically, probably better to throw things next to one another if you are doing phenomenological stuff. For instance, there is a weak touching ~of sight ;) ~ (if you see wetness or dryness), or a weak shattering to shattered? glass. A lot of artists do this kind of phenomenology of perception stuff, all the time. I think that, even ... By: magicshopper. on 01 Jan 10, 03:16:50 I think that, even phenomenologically,? this is relative to where ones consciousness is and where one draws out distinctions between what a sense is and what a sense isn't. The very concept of the five categories of senses isn't really very phenomenological. It's like sneaking in these distinctions and then pretending to put them aside. Phenomenologically all senses become specific or at best are just abstract patterns not scientific categories like "5 senses". Happened to have a ... By: Paramystical. on 11 Jul 09, 04:08:34 Happened to have a vid about the man in my favorites, I'd been so taken by his story! He's able to comprehend a horizon line and spatial perspective and then translate? it to his paintings, with incredible accuracy... even things he has never touched. Very boggling. watch?v=H6PGfUJ4rdQ makes me wonder ... By: jogayot. on 11 Jul 09, 01:24:49 makes me wonder what would it be like to feel? vision... would it be like a terrible cacophony of continuous voices that could drive one nuts... perhaps one could then close eyes for a moment and see with ears. In "the essence of ... By: alteringenting. on 10 Jul 09, 17:43:16 In "the essence of truth" Heidegger talks about this. What makes something true, evident, that is, what is perception? Why do we know that the object we are hearing is the same as the? one we see and tuch? Why are the senses not fragmented, so that what they percieve are located at the respective different parts of the body? Because of the idea? Several years ago, ... By: Paramystical. on 10 Jul 09, 16:37:45 Several years ago, I was mesmerized in thought over the sight of this particular clear glass ball ornament hanging from my Christmas tree. 'Eventually', in those moments, I couldn't see the ornament itself anymore, only what was seen through it or reflected on it. And it led me to consider the thought "there, but not". This led me to think of sound waves, and a desire for the music playing in the? room to be as close to me as if it were inside my own head, not outside of it, and just as clear. 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