Husserl, the Father of Phenomenology, Introduced Two Central Ideas

question 10

Multiple Choice

Husserl, the father of phenomenology, introduced two central ideas. These are:

• A) subjectivity and objectivity
• B) lived experience and hermeneutics
• C) lifeworld and intersubjectivity
• D) potentiality and groundedness

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