How to pronounce“phenomenological”in English

phenomenologically we can begin to identify things as having a religious character even if they're not called religion so in uh the not the year 2009

So flow is a phenomenological description.

It's actually another phenomenological description of the state.

There are phenomenological differences, differences in the content between dreams and near-death experiences.

But they're phenomenologically very similar.

We also see a lot of phenomenological overlap.

And it shares a lot of the phenomenological, or kind of from the inside feel features of wu-wei.

They're all describing the same phenomenological state.

And so the way these practitioners describe phenomenologically their experience, it's a kind of panoramic awareness.

That is our inner what is called a phenomenological experience.

ellipses and came up with sort of some phenomenological rules about that.

I think it's a really important observation that phenomenologically, which is to say the experience of consciousness, the experience of being conscious, let's say,

of the self and so forth and so on phenomenologically he is an instrument

From a neurological perspective, from a phenomenological perspective, all these states-- and these are some weird states-- so what you're saying is a surfer in flow riding

that the basic-- and I mean this in a kind of almost phenomenological sense.

But these scientists presented data, they presented phenomenological research, they presented all kinds of things that suggested that there may be like, the Tao of physics

When you're texting with someone, like phenomenologically, what's your relationship with them?

theava Buddhism right the annihilation of the self and so forth and so on phenomenologically he is an instrument of type A he's a rock star when he comes

These are the original, what they called phenomenological artists.

It was Johannes Kepler who argued that planets do move in ellipses and came up with sort of some phenomenological rules about that.

In this text, we are led what is called phenomenologically in our lived experience step by step from the outermost aspects

that illuminates something about the dynamics of the waking state, both phenomenologically, but also in terms of neural activations.

When you're texting with someone, like, phenomenologically, what's your relationship with them?

did I think there are a bunch of things that adults do that put them back functionally and uh and sort of phenomenologically into the infant State

I think there are a bunch of things that adults do that put them back functionally and uh and sort of phenomenologically into the infant

Phenomenological theory may also be getting closer to the psychology of research,

I have-- Maybe the shorthand for this is that I'm basically a Heideggerian, and take a more phenomenological approach, so I don't--.

When psychologists define flow, they say, "Okay, we know somebody's in flow when their experience has six core phenomenological characteristics."

So that's where the term flow comes from, it's actually another phenomenological description of the state.

It’s like – it reminds me of that movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Total Recall, where you’re able to kind of become someone else by implanting this whole unfolding phenomenological