Phenomenology
A philosophy or method of inquiry based
on the premise that reality consists of objects and events as they are
perceived or understood in human consciousness and not of anything independent
of human consciousness. ( Edmund Husserl )
One
of the qualitative research model developed by a European scientist, Edmund
Husserl in the early 20th century (1935an) related to a phenomenon.
phenomenology seeks to uncover
and study and understand a phenomenon along with its context and the unique
characteristic that is experienced by the individual to the level of
"confidence" of the individual concerned. thus, in a study and
understand it, it must be based on the viewpoint, paradigms and beliefs
directly from the individuals concerned as subjects who were directly involved.
in other words, research fenomenolohi seek psychological sense of an experience
of the individual against a phenomenon through in-depth research in the context
of everyday life subjects in the study.
phenomenology
is the core of the relationship between subjects, locations, a phenomenon
experienced
German philosopher, logician, and founder of the modern school of phenomenology.
Born at Prossnitz (now Prostějov, in the Czech Republic), Husserl studied at the universities of Leipzig and Berlin, where he read mathematics under Karl Weierstrass, and at the University of Vienna, where he came under the influence of the psychologist Franz Brentano. Husserl held appointments at Halle (1887–1901), Göttingen (1901–16), and finally Freiberg, retiring in 1928.
Husserl's first work, Philosophie der Arithmetik (1891), sought to derive arithmetical concepts from psychological principles. It was savagely criticized by Frege, and in his next work, Logische Untersuchungen (2 vols, 1900–01; translated as Philosophical Investigations, 1970), Husserl rejected all such psychological approaches to logic.
Born at Prossnitz (now Prostějov, in the Czech Republic), Husserl studied at the universities of Leipzig and Berlin, where he read mathematics under Karl Weierstrass, and at the University of Vienna, where he came under the influence of the psychologist Franz Brentano. Husserl held appointments at Halle (1887–1901), Göttingen (1901–16), and finally Freiberg, retiring in 1928.
Husserl's first work, Philosophie der Arithmetik (1891), sought to derive arithmetical concepts from psychological principles. It was savagely criticized by Frege, and in his next work, Logische Untersuchungen (2 vols, 1900–01; translated as Philosophical Investigations, 1970), Husserl rejected all such psychological approaches to logic.
challenge:
- researchers need a solid understanding of the
phenomenon of the destination
- the researcher must be very careful in the
choice of subjects phenomenon
references
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Husserlian+phenomenology
https://prezi.com/0v4gjdofsjvh/penelitian-kualitatif-fenomenologi-phenomenology/
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