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means The philosophical method of examining how things appear to consciousness, describing experience exactly as it's lived rather than explaining it with theories imported from outside.

from Built from Greek 'phainomenon' (that which appears, from 'phainein', to show or bring to light) plus 'logos' (study, reasoned account). The word existed in a looser sense in earlier philosophy to mean the study of appearances, but it was recast in the early 1900s — most pivotally by Edmund Husserl — into a rigorous method: bracket your assumptions about what's 'really' out there, and describe only what shows itself to experience, exactly as it shows itself.