Relationship between Phenomenology and Phenomenological Psychology
Yaqiong Wang
Abstract
Yaqiong Wang
Abstract
At the turn of last century,with Husserl's phenomenology philosophy into the western philosophy field of vision,the phenomenological psychology as a new psychology also become the subject of humanism orientation of western psychology.Husserl's phenomenological psychology is fundamentally a phenomenology essence,i.e.the congenital pure psychology.It,from regional ontology as well as general ontology proceed with,elaborates the phenomenological content,from a phenomenological philosophy guided out of view of the world view,namely the transcendental ideas,as well as our usual look at the world of ideas,namely,natural view,and the two different views of the world describes the attitude of Husserl s phenomenological psychology,as well as the phenomenological relation.
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At the turn of last century,with Husserl's phenomenology philosophy into the western philosophy field of vision,the phenomenological psychology as a new psychology also become the subject of humanism orientation of western psychology.Husserl's phenomenological psychology is fundamentally a phenomenology essence,i.e.the congenital pure psychology.It,from regional ontology as well as general ontology proceed with,elaborates the phenomenological content,from a phenomenological philosophy guided out of view of the world view,namely the transcendental ideas,as well as our usual look at the world of ideas,namely,natural view,and the two different views of the world describes the attitude of Husserl s phenomenological psychology,as well as the phenomenological relation.
Key concepts: Phenomenology (philosophy), Transcendental number, Epistemology, Phenomenological sociology, Philosophy of psychology, Empirical psychology, Transcendental philosophy, Phenomenological method