Which Statements Best Describe the Differences Between Heideggerian and Husserlian

question 9

Multiple Choice

Which statements best describe the differences between Heideggerian and Husserlian phenomenology?

• A)Husserl proposed that the researcher could identify and set aside his or her own private attitudes and opinions before data analysis.
• B)Heidegger postulated that a person interacted with the world only through his or her physical body.
• C)Heideggerians believe that the past has no influence on present thought.
• D)Heideggerian phenomenologists posit that the person is situated in a specific context and time that shape his or her experiences, paradoxically freeing and constraining the person's ability to establish meanings through language, culture, history, purposes, and values.
• E)Husserl's enquiry focused on the perception one places on the livid experience, especially on the meaning of that experience.

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