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Definition of a Term

Friday, February 27, 2009

Bracketing or Epoché 

bracketing or the epoché is the setting aside of one’s usual biases, prejudices, even common sense about the phenomenon and simply accepting it for what it is so that by doing so, the horizon of the intended object may be fully revealed for analysis.

 

//* If only the people would simply accept everything as it is, definitely, the world wouldn't be as complicated.