3 definitions
A Phenomenologist (n.) never stops being a natural human being and speaking as one; he simply keeps himself out of his propositions — as the geometer talks of himself in his treatise without entering the theorems.
A Phenomenologist (n.) is one who, instead of speculating about a new Atlantis, has actually wandered the trackless wilds of a new continent — and will not be put off by geographers who refuse to make the journey.
A Phenomenologist (n.) works like a scientific traveller in an unknown part of the world, describing carefully the trackless ways he takes — sure that what is faithfully seen keeps its value, yet keeping inner freedom even towards his own descriptions.