Sentences with word «phenomenological»

Why have questions of phenomenological experience (and its ramifications for agency) been neglected?

It is Polanyi's theory of tacit knowing, therefore, I believe, which can start us on the right path, coalescing as it does with the existential - phenomenological approach of Merleau - Ponty, and it may be, in large part at least, something not unlike the philosophy of Process and Reality that will emerge.2

Her installations have included perfume, decaying flowers, or spirits; these works result in phenomenological experiences that shift perception and expectations.

David Schutter's practice is a form of phenomenological study that discusses the distances and problems encountered when making a painting.

Miner's practice is an investigation of time, sensory properties, and our optical relation with the world and is concerned with phenomenological experience.

Much of his analysis of the dynamic structure of every unitary entity is based on phenomenological analysis of his own experience.

Data were analyzed qualitatively using interpretative phenomenological analysis and identity process theory.

Already well established as an important colour - field painter and figure in the Washington Colour School, Noland left an indelible impression on his British peer with his commitment to the exploration of colour's psychic and phenomenological effects through serialized forms, including targets and horizontal bands.

Both begin with the data of human consciousness and both perform phenomenological reductions, at least a version of the epoche in the case of Whitehead.

This is mostly due to their nature as both architectural pieces, dealing with space, line and perspective; but also to their nature as phenomenological exercises.

Such dualism is methodically excluded by phenomenological description.

The modalities are featured most prominently in phenomenological accounts of human experience, in some analyses of action, and in the pragmatic and temporal factors of knowledge such as prediction and verification.

For me, being relevant in the contemporary era means asking some of today's most intriguing questions in an interdisciplinary and phenomenological way.

Indeed, to make the grade, the passage was not only through reductivist strategies but also through the process of getting the object off the wall and putting it in real space — and, by inference, giving the viewer a sense of being in real time and engaged in active phenomenological viewing.

The Wits Madala project team consists of approximately 35 young South African and African students and researchers who are currently contributing to the understanding of the data coming out of the LHC experiments, along with phenomenological investigations from theorists such as Prof. Alan Cornell and Dr. Mukesh Kumar and support in the area of detector instrumentation from Prof. Elias Sideras - Haddad (all from Wits University).

In a manner unparalleled in modern East Asian art, his work calls into question the idea of painting as pure surface and introduces a poetic, phenomenological aspect at the center of the viewing experience.

They ask the participating artists to examine the very tenets of materiality through the lens of phenomenological inquiry, and to consider «everyday encounters with the material world», exploring the ways in whey contribute to our collective sense of identity, value, and place.

Contributions in the first section of the book explore phenomenological and hermeneutic approaches to care and reveal historical precursors to care ethics.

This would be wonderful for those days with writer's block; The designers conclude in glorious archi - speak: «The specific phenomenological conditions of this retreat space make ideas come to life through a synthesis of material and spatial imagination.»

«5 And while the attempts of the existential - phenomenological tradition in formulating the notion of God in terms of the historical and interpersonal do, to a certain extent, describe God's presence in history, the result is often quite unreliable because it is overly subjectivistic, and hence unverifiable.

Has phenomenological philosophy influenced you?

On the part of the minister there is an empathetic or phenomenological concern for the attitudes of all the other people (and their conditions such as broken arms) to all serious things, including Christian faith but not confined to it, regardless of the existing content of those views and conditions.

The Tibetan monk experiments his own phenomenological reality, through centuries of practice of the debate.

For all the strength of the catalogue, no text appears in the gallery, leaving visitors to encounter the works on a purely phenomenological level (although this is rewarding in other ways).

Interpretative phenomenological analysis revealed three themes: impact of technology, vulnerability and cyberbullying.

During his tenure, Puusemp used phenomenological approaches developed through his art practice to convince the people of Rosendale to dissolve the village government in order to resolve their financial and bureaucratic problems.

Developing a rich phenomenological understanding of moral experience, Reich seeks to erase the distinction between philosophical and theological ethics.

Alan Ruiz restructures and intervenes in art historical, architectural and institutional spaces, treating them as sites of perception and challenging the relationship between object, context and phenomenological encounter.

You Are Here not only narrates aesthetic perceptions but also phenomenological sensitivities, prompting the viewer to experience their space and time from different viewpoints.

In this, at least, the artist continues Minimalism's intensification of phenomenological awareness through sculptural form.»

Through his presentation of a guided visualization and meditation exercise, Patton further presents an inquest beyond phenomenological perception and into the epistemological possibilities of cognitive predispositions.

Henríquez's Rorschach test, bold in scale and ornithological in aesthetic, invites phenomenological response, affective relationships and pleasure.

I was only about three or four years old at the time, but I think that my love for color, and the very intense emotive and phenomenological relationship that I have to color began with those paint chips.

To do phenomenological personalism, therefore, is to engage in the objectifying of the subjective.

Conversely, in the absence of answers to these questions, the work is destined to languish as one more purely statistical / phenomenological climate model that can not readily be distinguished from hundreds of such climate models already in the literature.

Henri Bergson's phenomenological observations from a century ago point to the potential of the «woulden» — wood, would, wooden, wouldn't.

Identified by the poetic quality of her work, Yuan's multi-layered practice inquires into the ocean's phenomenological possibilities and its ecological calamity.

It would be interesting to put this close connection between Parisian painters and art historians in relation to another close intellectual interaction, that of Frank Stella and Michael Fried at Princeton University in the late «50s, especially since the latter Bonnefoi / Bois post-structuralist dialogue represents such a methodical rebuttal of the former Stella / Fried phenomenological one.