Transcendental Phenomenology

Transcendental Phenomenology is a philosophical approach founded by Edmund Husserl that focuses on the structures of consciousness and how we experience the world. It seeks to understand how subjective experiences shape our perception of reality, emphasizing the importance of our thoughts and feelings in interpreting our surroundings. By "bracketing" or setting aside preconceived notions, it encourages a fresh examination of experiences. This method aims to uncover the essential meanings behind phenomena, fostering a deeper understanding of consciousness and its relationship to existence. Essentially, it explores how we make sense of life through our experiences.