Editing Existential phenomenology (section)

==Other disciplines<!--'Existential-phenomenological psychology' and 'Existential phenomenological psychology' redirect here-->==
Existential phenomenology also extends to other disciplines. For example, [[Leo Steinberg]]'s essay "[[The Philosophical Brothel]]" describes Picasso's ''[[Les Demoiselles d'Avignon]]'' in a perspective that is existential-phenomenological. It has also impacted [[architectural theory]], especially in the phenomenological and Heideggerian approaches to space, place, dwelling, technology, etc.<ref>This is evident in the works of [[Christian Norberg-Schulz]], as for example is the case with his book: ''Genius Loci, Towards a Phenomenology of Architecture'' (New York: Rizzoli, 1980). This is also felt with the practices of architects in the [[Phenomenology (architecture)]] movement</ref> In literary theory and criticism, [[Robert Magliola]]'s ''Phenomenology and Literature: An Introduction'' (Purdue UP, 1977; rpt. 1978) was the first book<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Holdheim |first=W. Wolfgang |date=1979 |editor-last=Magliola |editor-first=Robert R. |title=The Lessons of Phenomenology |url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/464782 |journal=Diacritics |volume=9 |issue=2 |pages=30–41 |doi=10.2307/464782 |issn=0300-7162|url-access=subscription }}</ref> to explain to Anglophonic academics – systematically and comprehensively – the range of literary theories and practices identified with "phenomenological literary criticism" on the Continent. The practices of the Francophone [[Geneva school (literary criticism)|Geneva School]] (-of literary criticism), those of the Swiss-German theorist and critic [[Emil Staiger]], and those of several other theorists/critics, are explained in detail. The influences of the phenomenological theorist [[Roman Ingarden]], the early-phase ([[existentialist]]) [[Martin Heidegger]], and of [[Mikel Dufrenne]] receive a treatment over 100 pages long all-told. The polemics involving phenomenology and its opponents are addressed in separate chapters, entitled respectively "Phenomenology Confronts Parisian Structuralism," and "The Problem of Validity in [[E. D. Hirsch]] and [[Husserl]]. The 1978 rpt. of Magliola's book features on its back cover very strong endorsements from [[Robert Scholes]], Eugene Kaelin, [[Monroe Beardsley]] and Ralph Freedman.

The field of [[psychology]] includes an approach known as '''existential-phenomenological psychology'''<!--boldface per WP:R#PLA-->.<ref>Zieske, C, [http://www.ajuronline.org/uploads/Volume_17_2/AJUR_Vol_17_Issue_2_September_2020p45.pdf "A brief history and overview of existential-phenomenological psychology"] (October 2020).</ref>