METODO

International Studies in Phenomenology and Philosophy

Journal | Volume

COPR Bookmark
114669

2014

44 Pages

ISBN n/a

Vol. 25 (3)

Edited by

David Seamon

Publication details

DOI: 10.13140/2.1.1134.0161

Full citation:

Seamon, D. (ed) (2014). Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 25 (3).

Table of Contents

Human-immersion-in-world

Seamon David

5-7

It's about people

Mugerauer Robert

7-8

Human being as placed being

Malpas Jeff

8-9

Going deep in place

Simms Eva-Maria

10-11

Viewing two sides

Michael Sue

11-12

Giving space to thoughts on place

Skocz Dennis

13-14

Place, philosophy, and non-philosophy

Janz Bruce

14-16

Can there be a phenomenology of nature?

Donohoe Janet

16-18

The phenomenology of betweenness

Riegner Mark

18-21

A phenomenology with the natural world

Ingold Tim

22

Evolving conceptions of environmental phenomenology

Bannon Bryan E

23-25

Place making, phenomenology, and lived sustainability

Cameron John

25-27

Social space an daily commuting

Hopsch Lena

28-29

Topologies of illumination

Bower Matthew

29-31

Navigating by the light

Krafel Paul

32-33

Points of view & objectivity

Tuan Yi-Fu

34

Considering the relationship between phenomenology and science

Bermudez Julio

35-37

Varieties of phenomenological description

Relph Edward

38-39

Phenomenology, philosophy, and praxis

Stefanovic Ingrid Leman

40

In celebration of a conversation of pathways

Behnke Elizabeth

41-43

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