Gadamer on Heidegger: Is the History of Being ‘Just’ Another Philosophy of History?

Marino, Stefano

doi:10.1080/00071773.2010.11006720

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“…In the research planning stage, potential researchers must reflect on their own philosophical beliefs regarding the practice of bracketing, or epoché . If they, like Hans-Georg Gadamer, and his influencer at Frieburg, Heidegger, feel that bracketing is impossible and in Gadamer’s opinion “absurd,” then descriptive phenomenology may not be the best option (Agrey, 2014; Laverty, 2003, p. 25; Marino, 2010). If the researchers’ epistemological stance is that bracketing is indeed plausible and preferable, then a descriptive approach is a feasible option.…”

Section: Applications Of Descriptive and Interpretive Phenomenologicamentioning

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Phenomenology for the Holistic Nurse Researcher: Underpinnings of Descriptive and Interpretive Traditions

Patton¹

2019

J Holist Nurs

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Phenomenological research is increasing in popularity in nursing research for good reason. The qualitative research method allows an in-depth exploration of patient lived experience. This knowledge has the potential to enhance quality of holistic patient care. To undertake this method of inquiry, however, it is imperative that holistic nurse researchers understand the philosophical underpinnings of the method and are familiar with the two major types of phenomenology in order to approach the study in a scholarly manner. The purpose of this article is to explicate the method’s historical roots of phenomenology, its evolution, its two major traditions and their differences, and some of the specialized terminology unique to phenomenology’s jargon so that their studies can contribute to sound nursing science and complete patient care.

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Section: Applications Of Descriptive and Interpretive Phenomenologicamentioning

confidence: 99%

Phenomenology for the Holistic Nurse Researcher: Underpinnings of Descriptive and Interpretive Traditions

Patton¹

2019

J Holist Nurs

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Martin Heidegger on Primordial Christian Life Experience: A Phenomenological Theological Perspective

Leng¹

2022

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Through his phenomenological interpretation of Paul’s letters, Martin Heidegger developed the Lutheran idea about Christian life experience as an experience of conversion, and argues that the Christian religiosity is rooted in the temporality of primordial Christian life experience as the expectation towards the Parousia. Heidegger also suggests that the Hellenic metaphysics are alien to primordial Christianity, therefore he is devoted to erasing Hellenic metaphysics from Christianity. Through his phenomenological interpretation of Saint Augustine, Heidegger deconstructs the value system and theology originated from Hellenic metaphysics by illustrating the existence of Dasein. In this article we will inspect Heidegger’s religious phenomenon and propose our own views about the essence of Heidegger’s primordial Christianity.

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Gadamer on Heidegger: Is the History of Being ‘Just’ Another Philosophy of History?

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

Phenomenology for the Holistic Nurse Researcher: Underpinnings of Descriptive and Interpretive Traditions

Phenomenology for the Holistic Nurse Researcher: Underpinnings of Descriptive and Interpretive Traditions

Martin Heidegger on Primordial Christian Life Experience: A Phenomenological Theological Perspective

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