different between quale vs heterophenomenology

English

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /?kw??l/, /?kwe?l/

Noun

quale (plural qualia)

1. (philosophy) An instance of subjective, conscious experience.
   • 2011, Steven L. Peck, A Short Stay in Hell

     I was more like a vegetable than a person—with my consciousness only a shadow of self-awareness, only a dim sense of qualia penetrated my mental haze.

Anagrams

• Equal., equal, queal

Ido

Etymology

From quala +? -e.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /?kwa.le/, /?kwa.l?/

Adverb

quale

1. (interrogative adverb) how, as, like

Related terms

• quala (“what kind of”)

• qualeso (“quality”)

• qualesala (“qualitative”)

See also

• qua (“who (person)”)
  • quo (“what (thing)”)
  • qui (“who (plural)”)
  • pro quo (“why”)
• ube (“where”)
• kande (“when”)
• quanta (“how much”)
  • quanto (“quantity”)

Italian

Etymology

From Latin qu?lis, qu?lem.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /?kwa.le/
• Hyphenation: qua?le

Adjective

quale m or f (plural quali)

1. (question) what?

   Synonym: che

2. (in choosing options) which?

3. (exclamation) what

   Synonym: che

4. (in lists) such as, like

   Synonyms: come, tipo

Usage notes

• Poetic or archaic variants before consonant: quai, quà.

Pronoun

quale

1. which ... ?

Derived terms

• il quale (relative pronoun)

Adverb

quale

1. as

   Synonym: come

Related terms

• qualche
• qualcosa
• qualcuno
• qualità
• qualsiasi
• qualunque

Latin

Pronoun

qu?le

1. nominative neuter singular of qu?lis
2. accusative neuter singular of qu?lis
3. vocative neuter singular of qu?lis

Middle English

Noun

quale

1. Alternative form of whale

English

Etymology

hetero- +? phenomenology, coined by philosopher Daniel Dennett.

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA^(key): /?h?t.???.f?.n?m.?n??l.?.d?i/

Noun

heterophenomenology (plural heterophenomenologies)

1. phenomenology of the other
2. method of studying the consciousness of other people
   • 1993 Daniel Dennett Consciousness and Cognition, vol. 2, no. 1

     I go to some lengths in my book to explain that heterophenomenology is nothing other than the scientific method applied to the phenomena of consciousness, and thus the way to save the rich phenomenology of consciousness for scientific study. I didn't invent the heterophenomenological method; I just codified, more self-consciously and carefully than before, the ground rules already tacitly endorsed by the leading researchers.

Derived terms

• heterophenomenological

See also

• qualia
• quale
• qualophile