Title | : | Magisterial Lectures | Manuel B Dy Jr PhD - Husserl's Phenomenological Method |
Duration | : | 23:18 |
Viewed | : | 10,854 |
Published | : | 24-08-2020 |
Source | : | Youtube |
In this lecture, Dr. Manny Dy discusses phenomenology: what it is and how it came about in the 20th century, breaking down the characteristics of the phenomenological attitude, and how to apply the Husserlian method.
The full learning packet (transcripts, slides, etc.) will be available on
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Dr. Manuel B. Dy, Jr. finished his AB Philosophy and MA Philosophy at the Ateneo de Manila University, his PhD Philosophy at the University of Sto. Tomas, and attended post-doctoral studies at the Catholic University of America. He has taught various philosophy subjects for the past 52 years at the Loyola Schools. He is currently a consultant of the DepEd K to 12 Edukasyon sa Pagpakatao, a member of CHED Technical Committee on Philosophy, Philippine Academy of Philosophical Research, Philosophical Association of the Philippines, Philosophy Circle, and Philosophical Association of the Visayas and Mindanao. He served for several years as Board Adviser for Asia of the Council for Research on Values and Philosophy, Washington D.C. He teaches Business Ethics at the Graduate School of Business.
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