Preposition: of

• religion: Alistair's second major area of research has been the phenomenology of religion.

• experience: I argue that the new skepticism rests on a problematic phenomenology of perceptual experience.

• consciousness: This restriction empties the phenomenology of consciousness of some of its richness.

• perception: A haiku phenomenology of perception reduces a named object to an entity in consciousness punctuated by emptiness.

• medium: Areas of expertise: Media history: the media and public life; media and language; phenomenology of the media.

• action: This article will begin by reviewing some historical attempts to investigate the phenomenology of action.

Possessives

• pain: For another, why not simply say that the functional role itself constitutes pain's affective phenomenology?

Converse of object

• explore: Various schools of digital art criticism have emerged, but they have not greatly explored the phenomenology and ontology of digital art.

• call: However, for this project a method called phenomenology is planned.

• use: I have completed a masters degree in which I examined the lived experience of being a prison nurse using phenomenology.

• investigate: My research interest is in the use of functional MRI to investigate the phenomenology of mental illness.

• associate: Then it looks at the connection between these ideas and the more modern phenomenology associated with UFOs and alien contact.

Adjective modifier

• transcendental: The crisis of the European sciences and transcendental phenomenology.

• existential: His writings prior to 1960 are in the tradition of existential phenomenology.

• differential: It will pass the test of what you can call differential phenomenology.

• critical: But critical phenomenology can be used to show that law's existential claims in this area are hollow.

• affective: For another, why not simply say that the functional role itself constitutes pain's affective phenomenology?

• stellar: A range of stellar phenomenology and behavior will be presented together with basic astrophysical interpretations.

Noun used with modifier

• particle: It aims to foster world-class research in particle physics phenomenology.

• physics: It aims to foster world-class research in particle physics phenomenology.