Identifying this input feedback topology
OK, I know what you mean - in spite of an uncomplete circuit diagram. As you can see, the feedback path and the input path meet in a node which is common to all 3 resistors. In this node, two currents are superimposed - hence, we have "current feedback".

From general feedback theory we know that the input impedance is reduced in case of current feedback (in contrast to voltage feedback). As can be seen, this is the case for your circuit (Miller effect). This is another indication for current feedback.

At the same time, the resistor RE provides voltage feedback (the emitter voltage VE determines the controlling voltage VB-VE=VBE). 

However, the question remains, if the whole scheme (current and voltage feedback within one stage) makes much sense. But that`s another question.