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phenomenology [fĕ-nom″ĕ-nol´o-je]
the study of phenomena in their own right rather than inferring causes; in psychiatry, the theory that behavior is determined by the way the person perceives reality rather than by objective external reality.

phenomenology (f·näˑ·m·näˑ·l·jē),
n a philosophical approach and method of qualitative research in which the essence of an experience is sought. The researcher identifies prior assumptions and beliefs and temporarily brackets them away from the experience being researched, so that it may be understood on its own terms.
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A team from Durham University's Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology (IPPP) is providing the theory and analysis behind a number of the experiments.
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The artist's insistence on empowering the viewer through direct interaction with her materials leads to an irresistibly rambunctious encounter that throws into sharp relief the deadening effects of conventional institutional installation and emphasizes our limited (not to mention staid) conception of phenomenology in a museum setting.
 
 
 
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