does this make sense to anyone?

Question

historical evelopment of continental philosophy's existentialism and phenomenology as a response to hegelian idealism.

Answer 1

Well 'evelopment' isn't a word. Do you mean development?

And no because it's not even a statement, it looks like the end of a statement or maybe a question. Is it supposed to say 'historical development of continental philosophy's existentialism and phenomenology *is* a response to hegelian idealism'?

In which case yes it pretty much makes sense in an 'english language' kind of way, but whether it's actually a correct statement, or whether the things even relate to each other is another matter and one I cannot help with because I haven't heard of most of it.

Answer 2

I thought I had a hint but after visiting wikipedia I realized I thought Hegel's idea was different

as words on a screen you can actually have fun putting either an -n- or a -d- with the possible evelopment

the -d-evelopment paper is passing
the e -n- velopment paper, if you know your stuff, might be thrilling

Answer 3

Maybe, in simpler terms could it mean:
The historical development and study of the existence of regional philosophy and phenomena to answer Hegelian concepts?

I tried.

Answer 4

it does. just take a look at Hegel's approach, and contrast it with existentialism and phenomenology, all different movements in philosophy. you can search for these things in wikipedia to get an explanation in layman's terms.

Answer 5

well it sounds more like a title...because its like saying cow dog. what does that historical....phenomenology is like a reponse to hegelian idealism? other than that, you sound pretty smart =)

Answer 6

It only makes sense on Yahoo Answers--not anywhere else.

Answer 7

Yes, it makes perfect sense.

Answer 8

Did it come out of a cow.