What is the phenomenology and how does it conceive and approach the phenomenon? What are the consequences implied in the clinical position regardin...

What is the phenomenology and how does it conceive and approach the phenomenon? What are the consequences implied in the clinical position regarding psychic phenomena? Based on what criteria and concepts does it differentiate subjective from objective psychopathology? Research the author's epistemological conception and recognize why he stops in clarifying the concepts of understanding and explanation. How does understanding differ from explanation? How are they used in the sciences of the spirit and of nature? Why does he consider it important to define the term 'reaction'? How does he define a 'reaction' and what gives it a pathological character?

Identify and explain the phenomenology and its approach to the phenomenon.
Explain the consequences of the phenomenology in the clinical position regarding psychic phenomena.
Differentiate subjective from objective psychopathology based on criteria and concepts.
Research the author's epistemological conception and explain the concepts of understanding and explanation.
Explain how understanding differs from explanation and how they are used in the sciences of the spirit and of nature.
Explain why the author considers it important to define the term 'reaction' and how he defines it with a pathological character.