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Phenomenology and Psychotherapy

Roger Brooke
Phenomenology and the Medical Humanities

Ryan Hart Ph.D.
Interview: Claire LeBeau

Jeffrey McCurry
An Introduction to Michel Henry

Justin Leavitt Pearl
Jean-Luc Marion

James Swindal
What is Medical Phenomenology

Kimberly Tucker
Embodied Phenomenology: Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Habit, and Race

Brock Bahler Ph.D.
A Darker Side of Venus: An Empirical Phenomenological Study of Women's Negative Experiences Encountering Pornographic Imagery

Rebecca Marcelina Gimeno Ph.D.
Series: Lacan and Phenomenology

Derek Hook Ph.D.

Also check out Dr. Derek Hook's video series on Lacan's relationship to phenomenology.
Max Scheler's Phenomenology of Valuing

Eric J. Mohr
The Lived Body: Creating Space for Self and Other

Holly Mohr
Heidegger’s Phenomenology

Douglas F. Peduti
Phenomenology and Dyslexia

John Henry Reilly
A Peculiar Home: A Phenomenology of Place and Displacement

Gabriela Sanchez M.A.
Psychotherapy, Hermeneutics, and Phenomenology

Kevin Smith
What Makes Husserl So Special?

Lanei Rodemeyer

Prof. Lanei Rodemeyer discusses “What Makes Husserl So Special?”

Rodemeyer faculty page:

https://www.duq.edu/academics/faculty/lanei-rodemeyer

Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center:

https://www.duq.edu/about/centers-and-institutes/simon-silverman-phenomenology-center
How Did Edmund Husserl Approach Philosophical Problems?

Alessio Rotundo

Additional file included below with a higher resolution version of the video.