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phenomenological reduction

Iwauchi, Shotaro, 58726, 岩内, 章太郎, 58725

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Edmund Husserl was the first philosopher to use to say a strict rules philosophy theory and way of thinking.Phenomenology is a course onconsciousness phenomenon.The slogan of Phenomenology isback to seeking truth itself.That is,through the reduction of phenomenology,that all the philosophical concepts have back to themselves intuitive original source,and all the object of knowledge is limited in absolute internal field.

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Edmund Husserl was the first philosopher to use to say a strict rules philosophy theory and way of thinking.Phenomenology is a course onconsciousness phenomenon.The slogan of Phenomenology isback to seeking truth itself.That is,through the reduction of phenomenology,that all the philosophical concepts have back to themselves intuitive original source,and all the object of knowledge is limited in absolute internal field.

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Edmund Husserl was the first philosopher to use to say a strict rules philosophy theory and way of thinking.Phenomenology is a course onconsciousness phenomenon.The slogan of Phenomenology isback to seeking truth itself.That is,through the reduction of phenomenology,that all the philosophical concepts have back to themselves intuitive original source,and all the object of knowledge is limited in absolute internal field.

Key concepts: Reduction (mathematics), Computer science, Psychology, Mathematics, Geometry

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