“Heidegger grounded his philosophy in phenomenology, the close examination of the given field of immediate experience.”

“The primacy of the practical is what links American pragmatism and Heidegger's hermeneutic phenomenology.”

“The concept of humanity initiated by Heidegger, which bases phenomenology on primordial anxiety, will be abandoned as fundamentally mistaken.”

“Martin Heidegger, a German philosopher, has been variously classified as a phenomenologist, an existentialist, and a mystic.”

“The latter four essays are split between analytic philosopher Gottlob Frege, phenomenologist Edmund Husserl, and his student Franz Bretano.”

“Similarly, the phenomenologist acknowledges the difference between the true and the false, even while he defers to the authority of the one who achieves the truth.”

“His chief allies are not phenomenologists or personalists, but Thomists of various stripes.”

“One of those phenomenologists, and maybe the one most blamed for his theological leanings, is Michel Henry.”

“Classical phenomenologists describe an experience, interpret it, and analyze it.”