n.现象学

Phenomenology is the study of conscious experience as it appears to individuals, without presupposing any objective reality.
现象学是研究个体经验如何呈现，不预先假设任何客观实在性。
Husserl's phenomenological reduction aims to bracket off all preconceived ideas and beliefs in order to examine pure consciousness.
胡塞尔的现象学还原旨在搁置所有先入为主的观念和信念，以考察纯粹的意识。
The phenomenological method emphasizes describing experiences in their lived, subjective immediacy.
现象学方法强调描述经验在生活中的主观直接性。
Merleau-Ponty's existential phenomenology explores the relationship between the body and the world through a first-person perspective.
马列乌-庞蒂的存在现象学从第一人称视角探讨身体与世界的关系。
Edmund Husserl's epoché is a suspension of judgment about the validity of scientific theories in the pursuit of pure phenomenological understanding.
埃德蒙·胡塞尔的"悬置判断"是指在追求纯粹现象学理解时对科学理论的有效性暂不做出判断。
In phenomenology, the concept of intentionality refers to the way objects are experienced in relation to the mind that perceives them.
在现象学中，意向性概念指的是对象如何与感知它们的思维相关联。
The phenomenological approach seeks to understand human experience without reducing it to physical processes or external factors.
现象学方法试图理解人类经验，而不将其简化为物理过程或外部因素。
Jean-Paul Sartre's existential phenomenology highlights the importance of individual choice and freedom in shaping one's existence.
让-保罗·萨特的存在现象学强调了个人选择和自由在塑造个体存在中的重要性。
Heidegger's hermeneutic phenomenology emphasizes the role of interpretation in understanding human meaning-making and the world around us.
海德格尔的诠释现象学强调理解和解释在理解人类的意义创造和我们周围的世界中的作用。
Through the lens of phenomenology, everyday experiences can reveal deeper layers of meaning and significance.
通过现象学的视角，日常生活体验可以揭示更深层次的意义和重要性。