Husserl’s Phenomenology

Husserl's Phenomenology is a philosophical approach that studies how we experience and perceive the world. It emphasizes understanding consciousness and the subjective experience of reality, rather than just objective facts. Husserl believed that to fully grasp phenomena, we must "bracket" our assumptions and biases, focusing on how things appear to us. This method allows for a deeper exploration of thoughts, feelings, and meanings, aiming to uncover the essence of our experiences. In short, it's about examining the structures of our consciousness to better understand how we connect with and interpret the world around us.