Exam 7: Phenomenology and the Study of Being: Exploring Concepts and Attitudes

The ----------- attitude is a turn towards world's meaning .

The -------- is a naïve acceptance of reality as a domain of facts independent of consciousness.

Heidegger's attempt to overcome western metaphysics is influenced by -------.

The temporal character of ------------- is derived from the tripartite ontological structure: existence, thrownness, and fallenness .

---------- is critical of the ontotheological conception of substance.

----------- consider that he has widened the sphere of meaning to include all intentional acts.

----------- is essentially temporal.

---------- is presuppositionless science of consciousness.

According to ----------- language is not the original bearer of meaning.

For --------- an essence is that which holds throughout all perceptions of an object.

----------- asks: "What is the mode of being of that being in which the world constitutes itself?"

The central theme of ---------'s philosophy is the question concerning the meaning of being .

The being of Dasein is made visible as --------

The task of --------------- is to distinguish between being and entities.

---------- discloses the world as a correlative of transcendental subjectivity.

The ------------ reduction is a suspension of judgments about the existence or nonexistence of the external world.

----------- attempted to access being (Sein) by means of phenomenological analysis of human existence (Dasein) in respect to its temporal and historical character.

------------ reduction tries is to identify the basic components of phenomena.

------------ are the pre given context in which we find ourselves .

Unlike ---------- Husserl did not differentiate between noumenal and phenomenal realm.