Heterophenomenology

Objectivity in Autophenonmenology and Heterophenomenology In the journal “How to Study Human Consciousness Empirically,” Daniel Dennett claims that “people are often just wrong about what they are doing and how they are doing it.” Rather than having an objective and complete understanding of our own intentions and processes, we tend to use assumptions as knowledge, alter facts to align with our beliefs, and theorize about causes and effects. As a result, studies of traditional phenomenology (referred