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    HERMENEUTICAL

    PHENOMENOLOGY
    Discipline in Social
    Sciences
    “What is data? How can we
    define the word data?”
    ◦ Data is anything “given”.
    ◦Data is measured, collected and reported, and
    analyzed, whereupon it can be visualized using
    graphs, images or other analysis tools.
    ◦Data as a general concept refers to the fact that
    some existing information or knowledge is
    represented or coded in some form suitable for
    better usage or processing.
    “IN THE
    PREVIOUS
    ACTIVITY, WHAT
    CAN WE
    CONSIDER AS
    DATA?”
    “What is hermeneutics?
    How is it defined?”
    ◦ Hermeneutics is interpreting data.
    ◦In the study of literary texts, scholars frequently
    adhere to a set of rules or a specific system on
    which to base their interpretation. Similarly, the
    interpretation of non-literary texts, such as art or
    philosophy, may also require adherence to such a
    method. The specific rules used to interpret and
    understand a text are known collectively as
    hermeneutics.
    ◦In ancient Greek mythology, the god
    Hermes served to interpret messages from
    the other gods. Like Hermes’ name, the
    term hermeneutics comes from the Greek
    word for “interpreter”. The concept of
    utilizing a system to interpret text was first
    noted in early writings by Aristotle.
    “IN THE
    PREVIOUS
    ACTIVITY, DID
    WE DO
    HERMENEUTICS
    ? HOW?”
    “What is phenomenology?”
    ◦Phenomenology is the philosophical study of the
    structures of experience and consciousness.
    ◦It invites us to be open to the variety of experiences.
    ◦Phenomenology is the study of “phenomena”:
    appearances of things, or things as they appear in
    our experience, or the ways we experience things,
    thus the meanings things have in .our experience
    Hermeneutic
    Phenomenology
    ◦is “the study of experience together with its
    meanings”
    ◦It is impossible to investigate experience
    without at the same time inquiring into its
    meaning; it is likewise impossible to analyze
    meaning without being grounded on
    experience.
    ◦As an approach, hermeneutic phenomenology
    represents an “attitude or disposition of
    Application: “Think of a concrete
    situation involving someone you
    dislike or have difficulty
    understanding in your immediate
    family, among your schoolmates /
    teachers, or among public figures.
    What if you were this person trying to
    explain him/herself to people who
    don’t understand him/her? What would
    you say? You are given three minutes
    to write a letter.” (20 minutes)

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