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Trunov, D. G. The Technique of Phenomenological ἐποχή

Abstract: The article is devoted to the implementation of the phenomenological concept of ‘reduction’ or ‘epoche’ described by Edmund Husserl. First the author gives the definition of this phenomenological concept and then shows how this concept is being implemented. Special attention is paid at the verbal expression of this phenomenological concept.

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philosophy, phenomenology, reduction, term, cogitation, Husserl, grammar, Ingarden, language, quotations.

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