Phenomenological Perspectives of Shame in an Academic Setting in Sri Lanka

G.H. Abeyweera
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G.H. Abeyweera: Department of English Language Teaching, Uva Wellassa University of Sri Lanka

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2020, vol. 4, issue 6, 106-109

Abstract: This paper essentially deals with the Phenomenological perspectives of ‘shame’ in an academic setting in the context of Sri Lanka with a view to provide a description where the study is confined to numerically four subjects of which around main subject, the three other subjects were moving around. Phenomenology covenants with the science of phenomena concentrating the study of consciousness and the object of direct experience. Phenomenology also has a close association with psychology and philosophy. However, psychology plays a crucial role to play on phenomenology of shame. Thus, this papers aims at providing a description on phenomenological perspectives on shame in relations to academic setting of Sri Lanka.

Date: 2020
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