the ego which remains as an irreducible residue after having been subject to phenomenological reduction

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• Husserl’s “phenomenological” reduction is concerned with:
• The method of phenomenological inquiry is
• The essential feature of the phenomenological method
• The objects of phenomenological inquiry are
• first existential/phenomenological author who studied hopelessness form a Christian perspective, and found hope in faith.
• being is partly hidden and in darkness and therefore more than phenomenological description is called for. Interpretive process of existence to allow Being to uncover itself
• any act of the subject directed towards an intentional object (the subject pole of experience)
• Any act of the subject directed towards an intentional object (the subject pole of experience)
• any act of the subject directed towards an intentional object (the subject pole of experience)
• any act of the subject directed towards an intentional object (the subject pole of experience)