Leopold Blaustein’s Unique Phenomenological-Psychological ThoughtCitlak, Amadeusz (Avtor) humanistic psychologymental phenomenatheory crisisphenomenological psychologyBrentano schoolThe article focuses on several selected aspects of Leopold Blaustein’s philosophical and psychological thought, which have a unique significance in the context of the Lvov–Warsaw School and could be an essential voice in the contemporary discourse on mental phenomena. This concerns: firstly, Blaustein’s proposal to combine descriptive psychology with phenomenology; secondly, humanistic psychology as a unique proposal encompassing an originally understood subject matter of research and a comprehensive methodology; thirdly, the underestimated role of perception in shaping various types of experiences and attitudes (aesthetic, religious, etc.). Although Blaustein was primarily a philosopher, his works were also directly concerned with psychology, and from this perspective, I try to understand the selected aspects of his thought. Despite the passage of time, these are achievements of great importance for philosophy and potentially for contemporary psychology.20252026-01-13 03:44:57Neznano25163UDK: 165.62:159.954ISSN pri članku: 1318-3362DOI: 10.32022/PHI34.2025.134-135.3COBISS_ID: 264408323sl