The Natural Attitude

Husserell: Is it possible that we're so familiar with this daily process of just perceiving the world that that familiarity is clouding our ability to see the world clear? Hoserill thinks it is possible to develop, over time, a phenomenalogical attitude of the world. He calls it bracketing. The main point is to recognize the natural attitude for what it truly is. It's a belief, a set of beliefs. But human experience is not objective.