>>7480673
In non-technical parlance, the felt first-person experience of something.

In technical parlance, a transcendental idealist philosophy developed by Edmund Husserl in the early twentieth century, which ranks among the greatest human intellectual achievements of all time (later phenomenology is a bit squishy and boring).

>>7480673

It's reality as perceived from the inside

>>7480680
care to elaborate a bit more? seems interesting.

>>7480673
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQsd7y5YbZw

>>7481384
just imagine yourself imagining yourself doing something

>>7483568
in this way it is a transcendental idealist philosophy, ok

Look at the article on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/phenomenology/

>>7480680
Is the actual content of Hegel's philosophy worth learning or is the Phenomenology part all you need?

>>7480673
Phenomenology is what it means to be able to soil yourself. as conscious beings we are capable of experiencing the phenomena of shit that clings to the hair around your butthole, or picking at it when it gets too dry and crusty from lack of showering - Try to imagine what the shit would FEEL like as it chafes between your cheeks as the phenomenological you rides around inside your own head and body