Hermeneutic Phenomenology

hermeneueuein, hermeneia

Hermeneutics was derived from the greek word (Blank) and (Blank)

hermeneutics

A theory and methodology of interpretation of biblical texts, wisdom literature and philosophical texts

Provides interpretation based on beliefs, actions and experiences

phainomenom, logos

Phenomenology is derived from which greek words

appears

what does phainomenon mean?

study

what does logos mean

Hermeneutic phenomenology

A philosophy and method of interpreting human experiences

Edmund Husserl

The founding father of phenomenology

bracketing or phenomenological reduction

practice in which one sets aside an existing presupposition when understanding a phenomenon

Martin Heidegger (1889-1976)

student and staunch of hussler

Thrownness

before mankind existed, the world had a set of standard and it influenced our consciousness as individuals

First part of Hermeneutic loop

Raises a question about or need for the meaning of an event

2nd hermeneutic

The need for meaning is projected through action or speech

Engagement, with the phenomena or individual experience (the Part of life)

3rd of Hermeneutic loop

Engagement with part elicits feedback, challenging our understanding of the whole.

4th of Hermeneutic loop

Challenge triggers reflection, reinterpretation and greater understanding

5th of Hermeneutic loop

6th part of Hermeneutic loop

Understanding, the whole life as a personal narrative