Because your orientation upon objects it’s from the phenomenological center.
Phenomenology or Phenoumenology?
I see an embodied mind, not an em-minded body.
Not an em-minded body
In language, anything can become a thing.
In language, anything can become a thing.
Because your orientation upon objects it’s from the phenomenological center.
Phenomenology or Phenoumenology?
I see an embodied mind, not an em-minded body.
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