Exam 6: Key Concepts and Thinkers in Phenomenology

--------is the object that combines the signifier and the signified into a meaningful unit.

Husserl was the student of -----------

-------- is the author of Psychology From an Empirical Standpoint.

--------------- concentrates on what is given in experience.

Husserl developed a ------------ phenomenology.

---------------- is the author of Philosophy of Arithmetic.

---------------- is the author of Philosophical Investigations.

A------- must have both a signifier and a signified.

------------ is the author of the essay 'Philosophy as rigorous science'.

According to ------- language plays a crucial role in 'constructing reality'.

--------- distinguishes between natural attitude and phenomenological attitude.

------------- is the study of structures of consciousness as experienced from the firstperson point of view.

----------- is the study of appearances of things, or things as they appear in our experience.

Husserl opposes ------------

----- attitude is the ordinary stance with respect to the world that takes for granted the givenness of the objects.

---------- is a lived experience.

Husserl is accused of ----------- by Frege.

Accrording to Sassure the relation between ---------- and signified is arbitrary.

For -----------, phenomenology integrates a kind of psychology with a kind of logic.

-----------is the idea or concept of the thing (e.g., the idea of a tree),