“La fenomenologia sociale è la scienza della mia e altrui esperienza. Essa si occupa della relazione tra la mia esperienza di te e la tua esperienza di me. Vale a dire dell'inter-esperienza. Inoltre riguarda il tuo e il mio comportamento come io lo sperimento, e il tuo e il mio comportamento come tu lo sperimenti.”
Cap. 1 : Esperienza come evidenza
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psichiatra scozzese 1927–1989Citazioni simili

We do not need theories so much as the experience that is the source of the theory. We are not satisfied with faith, in the sense of an implausible hypothesis irrationally held: we demand to experience the "evidence".
We can see other people"s behaviour, but not their experience. This has led some people to insist that psychology has nothing to do with the other person"s experience, but only with his behaviour.
The other person"s behaviour is an experience of mine. My behaviour is an experience of the other. The task of social phenomenology is to relate my experience of the other"s behaviour to the other"s experience of my behaviour. Its study is the relation between experience and experience: its true field is inter-experience.
Origine: Da The Politics of Experience, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1967, capitolo 1, Persons and Experience.

“La fenomenologia sociale è la scienza della mia e altrui esperienza.”
Essa si occupa della relazione tra la mia esperienza di te e la tua esperienza di me. Vale a dire dell'<i>inter-esperienza</i>. Inoltre riguarda il tuo e il mio comportamento come io lo sperimento, e il tuo e il mio comportamento come tu lo sperimenti. (Esperienza come evidenza)
Social phenomenology is the science of my own and of others' experience. It is concerned with the relation between my experience of you and your experience of me. That is, with inter-experience. It is concerned with your behaviour and my behaviour as I experience it, and your and my behaviour as you experience it.

Origine: Dalle lettere; citato in Balthasar 1991, p. 56.