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The information displayed below at present is based on a talk of Ema Demsar at ASSC 25. Many thanks for this talk to Emma. Everyone is invited to improve upon this short overview.

The phenomenological attitude is opposed to the natural attitude in which consciousness is experienced. It requires work and special methods to attain it, requiring systematiciity and guidance in self-observation, which is often dialogical in nature. This methods that make use of this dialogical nature are also called ''second-person'' methods.