The search for what which makes experience possible rather than the na – McqOptions

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1.	The search for what which makes experience possible rather than the nature of particular experiences
A.	hermeneutics
B.	transcendental enquiry (husserl)
C.	transcendental ego (husserl)
D.	existential phenomenology
Answer» C. transcendental ego (husserl)

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