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- In the thought of the philosopher Daniel Dennett, heterophenomenology ("phenomenology of another, not oneself") is an explicitly third-person, scientific...
- Hegelianism – ****enistic philosophy – Henotheism – Hermeticism – Heterophenomenology – Hindu philosophy – Historical materialism – Historicism – History...
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- be detected. Daniel Dennett has argued for an approach he calls heterophenomenology, which means treating verbal reports as stories that may or may not...
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- problem Existentialism Geneva School Hard problem of consciousness Heterophenomenology Phenomenography Phenomenology of religion Vertiginous question Sokolowski...
- Embodied cognitive science Enactivism Epistemology Folk psychology Heterophenomenology Human Cognome Project Human–computer interaction Indiana Archives...
- Black-and-white dualism Decolonization Dehumanization Heterogeneity Heterophenomenology Imperialism Indeterminacy in philosophy Infrahumanisation Internationalism...
- illusory nature of our visual world. A key philosophical method is heterophenomenology, in which the verbal or written reports of subjects are treated as...
- Dretske and Michael Tye's representationalism, Daniel Dennett's heterophenomenology, and the higher-order theories of either David M. Rosenthal—who advocates...