Linked from

The 69 pages that link to Phenomenology, each with the reason it gives.

• Hubert DreyfusNarrower topic: Dreyfus used phenomenology to challenge theories that treat cognition as detached symbol manipulation.

• James TurrellRelated: Turrell’s installations foreground the felt experience of seeing before interpretation or explanation.

• NauseaRelated: The novel tracks how ordinary objects change when Roquentin attends closely to experience.

• Architectural theoryRelated: It directs architectural attention to embodied experience of space and materials.

• Laura PerlsRelated: Attention to immediate experience shaped the clinical outlook associated with her work.

• LebensphilosophieRelated: Its return to experience developed a more systematic route to questions Lebensphilosophie had foregrounded.

• Lygia ClarkRelated: Her attention to bodily perception resonates with phenomenological accounts of experience.

• Mono-haNarrower topic: It helps explain Mono-ha’s emphasis on perception as an encounter shaped by objects and surroundings.

• R. D. LaingRelated: Laing treated the person’s reported experience as essential evidence about psychosis.

• Roger ScrutonRelated: Scruton used its attention to lived experience to explain how people encounter art and places.

• ScientismCompared with: Its focus on lived experience raises questions about what third-person science leaves out.

• Yi-Fu TuanRelated: Its attention to lived experience informs Tuan’s method for understanding place and spatial meaning.

• Contemporary philosophyRelated: It anchors contemporary investigations of embodiment, perception, and lived experience.

• Francis PongeRelated: Ponge’s close attention to things resonates with phenomenology’s return to concrete experience.

• Francisco VarelaRelated: Varela connected first-person descriptions of experience with cognitive science.

• Integral theoryRelated: First-person experience is one domain integral theory aims to include.

• Kitarō NishidaCompared with: Both examine experience closely, but Nishida frames it through his own account of place and nothingness.

• Olafur EliassonRelated: His works foreground embodied perception rather than treating space as a neutral backdrop.

• Speculative realismCompared with: Its focus on experience highlights the human-centered starting point many speculative realists reject.