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International Studies in Phenomenology and Philosophy

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Volume 25 (3)

edited byDavid Seamon

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Human-immersion-in-world

Twenty-five years of EAP

David Seamon

pp.5-7
It's about people Robert Mugerauer

pp.7-8
Human being as placed being Jeff Malpas

pp.8-9
Going deep in place Eva-Maria Simms

pp.10-11
Viewing two sides Sue Michael

pp.11-12
Giving space to thoughts on place Dennis Skocz

pp.13-14
Place, philosophy, and non-philosophy Bruce Janz

pp.14-16
Can there be a phenomenology of nature? Janet Donohoe

pp.16-18
The phenomenology of betweenness

Encountering nature's wholeness

Mark Riegner

pp.18-21
A phenomenology with the natural world Tim Ingold

pp.22
Evolving conceptions of environmental phenomenology Bryan E Bannon

pp.23-25
Place making, phenomenology, and lived sustainability John Cameron

pp.25-27
Social space an daily commuting

Phenomenological implications

Lena Hopsch

pp.28-29
Topologies of illumination Matthew Bower

pp.29-31
Navigating by the light Paul Krafel

pp.32-33
Points of view & objectivity

The phenomenologist's challenge

Yi-Fu Tuan

pp.34
Considering the relationship between phenomenology and science Julio Bermudez

pp.35-37
Varieties of phenomenological description Edward Relph

pp.38-39
Phenomenology, philosophy, and praxis Ingrid Leman Stefanovic

pp.40
In celebration of a conversation of pathways Elizabeth Behnke

pp.41-43

Publication details

Journal: Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology

Volume: 25

Issue: 3

Year: 2014

DOI: 10.13140/2.1.1134.0161

Full citation:

Seamon David (2014) Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 25 (3).