Tag Archives: Phenomenology
Being the same, but different: Relations
Coming off the back of the post ‘Being the same, but different’ we find application in the way we meet/know people. The application is an attempt to preserve the Otherness. Often a person is understood, or known, in relation to … Continue reading
Filed under Philosophy, Relationality
Being the same, but different.
I’ve often understood our interpretation of [new] experience(s) as being subject to the process of ‘same but different.’ In that we know an object in its comparison to others – which may be achieved in present consciousness, or via past … Continue reading
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