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postphenomenology

postphenomenology noun: a revised form of phenomenology that aims to overcome the limitations of subjectivism.

Noun

postphenomenology (usually uncountable, plural postphenomenologies)

  1. (usually) A revised form of phenomenology that aims to overcome the limitations of subjectivism.

Forms of postphenomenology

pluralpostphenomenologies

Origin of postphenomenology

From post- + phenomenology.

Questions about postphenomenology

What does postphenomenology mean?
Postphenomenology means a revised form of phenomenology that aims to overcome the limitations of subjectivism.
What part of speech is postphenomenology?
Postphenomenology is a noun.
What is the plural of postphenomenology?
The plural of postphenomenology is postphenomenologies.

Words near postphenomenology in the dictionary

  1. postpharyngeally
  2. postpharyngitic
  3. postphenomenological
  4. postphenomenologically
  5. postphenomenologies
  6. postphenomenology
  7. postphilosophical
  8. postphlebitic
  9. postphlebitic syndrome
  10. postphoretic
  11. postphosphorylation

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