Constitution and Unity: Lynne Baker and the Unitarian Tradition

Monticelli, Roberta De

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“…Indeed, we are looking at a re-awakening of true phenomenological research all over the world. This rekindled interest in all sorts of issues ( De Monticelli, 2013 ) related to what Lynne Baker would call “the metaphysics of everyday world” ( Baker, 2007 ) is the exciting fact of the last years, along with a more and more widespread involvement of trained philosophers in the research projects of a variety of sciences, addressing the natural and the social aspects of human life. A lot of water has flowed under the bridge since that harsh judgment made by Thomas Metzinger, according to whom phenomenology was “a discredited research program… intellectually bankrupt for at least 50 years” ( Gallagher & Zahavi, 2008 ).…”

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Sour Fruits on the Trail: Renewing Phenomenological Practice

Monticelli

Simionescu-Panait

2015

Eur. J. Psychol.

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This summer, Europe’s Journal of Psychology hosts a fruitful discussion about phenomenology, its method, the possibilities of application in today's context and its current troubled waters stemming from recent historical-ideological debates. Prof. Roberta De Monticelli offers lush and informative answers to provocative issues like overdriving the epoché, Heidegger's dark undertones, the relation between pedagogy and authorship in phenomenology and the idea of filtering politics through Husserlian phenomenology.

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