Building science and subjectivity from flesh. Towards a reconceptualization of neurophenomenology as a contribution to interdisciplinary health research
Medicine, Health Care, and Philosophy January 6, 2026 Harald A. Wiltsche, Kristin Zeiler
Radical neurophenomenology offers new ways to re-thinking subjectivity and objectivity, and the relation between them. More specifically, radical neurophenomenology crucially relies on the notion of constitution to circumvent the pitfalls that were associated with older, dualistic frameworks. Building on existing work, our paper has two primary goals. First, we will argue that Merleau-Ponty's...
DOI: 10.1007/s11019-025-10319-x (opens in new tab)
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Subjectivity
Philosophy of biology
Philosophy of medicine
Constitution
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