All Articles tagged phenomenology

• Editorial
  March 07, 2025 PDT
  Editorial
  Michael Cifone

  An editorial encompassing articles in the current issue of Limina, emphasizing its thematic cohesion and importance for the emerging field of UAP Studies.

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• Critical Note
  March 07, 2025 PDT
  Reply to critical note
  Bertrand Méheust

  Dr Méheust replies to his reviewer's extended critical note.

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• Critical Note
  March 07, 2025 PDT
  Response to “The Mystery of Elusiveness” by Dr. Bertrand Méheust
  Thibaut Gress

  This response critically engages with Méheust’s concept of 'elusiveness', evaluating its implications for ufology. Gress questions the methodological scope of 'elusiveness' and its philosophical grounding in phenomenology, Heidegger, and parapsychology.

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• Essays
  March 07, 2025 PDT
  The importance of phenomenology for UAP Studies
  Kimberly Engels

  This article argues that phenomenology is essential for UAP research, offering insights into first-person experiences, intersubjectivity, and non-ordinary perception while challenging the dominance of empirical methods in studying anomalous phenomena.

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• Essays
  March 07, 2025 PDT
  The mystery of elusiveness
  Bertrand Méheust

  This article explores UFO 'elusiveness', arguing that their simultaneous ostentation and evasion suggest an intentional phenomenon. Drawing comparisons to poltergeists, Méheust redefines elusiveness as a signature of a deeper mystery.

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