Abstract
This text deals with issues of a particular approach to the work of Marc Richir that takes as a common thread the question of phenomenology and its meaning. Such an approach implies that one already has a minimum and provisional understanding of the phenomenon and phenomenology.In a first phase I will focus on conventional interpretations of the phenomenon that are to set aside. Secondly, we will search to clarify the notion of phenomenon the way it emerges in the work of Husserl and the way it constitutes the horizon of understanding of all the phenomenology – no matter if it is the one of Husserl, Heidegger, Richir etc. And thirdly, we will work to identify various possible strategies of approaching Marc Richir'ʹs work in order to grasp as accurately as possible its unique understanding of the meaning of phenomenology.

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