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The Phenomenological Reduction and the Problem of the Meaning of Life
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What is the goal of the phenomenological reduction?
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To bracket out all assumptions and presuppositions about the world
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The goal of the phenomenological reduction is to bracket out all assumptions and presuppositions about the world in order to focus on the pure experience of consciousness. This is done by suspending all judgments about the existence of the external world and focusing only on the contents of consciousness.