Kirsberg, I. V. About Scientific “Uncertainty” of the Religious Phenomenology and Possibility to Make it Scientifically Exact Ðàñêðàñêè ïî íîìåðàì äëÿ äåòåé
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Kirsberg, I. V. About Scientific “Uncertainty” of the Religious Phenomenology and Possibility to Make it Scientifically Exact

Abstract: Review: having shown in this brief review the decline of the religious phenomenology, the author suggested his own conception of what could revive the religious phenomenology as a science and discipline, — Edmund Husserl’s phenomenology.
Key words: philosophy, phenomenology, epoché, reduction, empathy, eidos, religious studies, science, modernization, fact.



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