Phenomenological Reception of War as a Human Experience: The Example of Occupation

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This article analyzes human experience under occupation, revealing insights from phenomenology and critical war studies.

The phenomenological approach reveals how war shapes human experience and personal choices amidst conflict.
Life under occupation is conceptualized through the perspectives of philosophers like Merleau-Ponty and Sartre.
Critical war studies challenge traditional views of war, highlighting the struggle between individual freedom and collective resistance.
Further research is needed to explore different experiences of war and the implications of phenomenological methodology.

Oleksandra Amelchenko (2025) studied this question.

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