Titlebook: Alterity and the Flint Water Crisis; Phenomenological Ins Mitchell Atkinson III Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Neil J. Paloian,Kristina L. Penniston through the ways in which many different percepts contribute to the intuition of a present object. I observe the perhaps disquieting similarities between the intuition of real and imagined objects. I work through categorial intuition, and provide a schematic account. I do the same for universal obj

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German Lozano Guzman,Joshua J. Zaritskyze much of what Husserl wrote. I hold that transcendental methods, including the epoche, are key to phenomenological thinking, and that this approach has much to say for social thinkers today. I discuss the reductions, and I discuss eidetic variation as a method..In this chapter, I also discuss noes

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James W. Findling MD,Hershel Raff PhDcoil at greater length. I show that understanding temporalizing consciousness is key to understanding habit as motivated association. I reference Lanei Rodemeyer heavily here. I discuss how recoil works to block the protention of typically mediated aspects of typified objects, so that for an object

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Agathocles Tsatsoulis,Nectaria Xitam part one, in particular recoil, to present detailed sociological analyses of the lived surround of residents of Flint, focusing on the city’s north side (historically where African American residents lived). These maximal interpretations allow the text to explore self-understandings of Flint resid

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Historical Determinants for Environmental Disaster,Here, I present a straightforward historical background of the Flint water crisis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-40776-5environmental justice; flint water crisis and phenomenology; race theory and phenomenology; Husserl and