A Phenomenology of Professional Failure

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This is a (likely incomplete) transcendental phenomenology of professional failure. You can read it, if you like. Or don't.

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Archival date: 2019-05-07
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Academic and Teaching Ethics in Philosophy of Social Science

Husserl: Phenomenology, Misc in Continental Philosophy

Intentionality, Misc in Philosophy of Mind

Professional Areas, Misc in Professional Areas

Self-Consciousness, Misc in Philosophy of Mind

Teaching Philosophy

The Value of Philosophy in Metaphilosophy

Keywords

Phenomenology Professionalization Husserl Act-schism Failure

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