- Wittgenstein, concludes: Kraus' "thoughts on a
constructivist comprehension of
lifeworlds contours the
integration of micro-, meso- and
macroscopic approaches,...
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Intersubjectivity is also a part in the
constitution of one's
lifeworld,
especially as "homeworld." The
lifeworld (German: Lebenswelt) is the "world" each one of us...
- Place: Phenomenology,
Lifeworlds, and
Place Making". L****n,
Thomas Barclay (2020-01-02). "Life
Takes Place: Phenomenology,
Lifeworlds and
Place Making"....
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perspectives on place,
lifeworlds, and
lived emplacement. Routledge, 2023. Seamon, David. Life
takes place: Phenomenology,
lifeworlds, and
place making. Routledge...
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continued to
evolve in the 21st century,
partly because the
contemporary lifeworld is
increasingly technical.[according to whom?] For example,
digital photographs...
- the
leader on the other, as
having any value.
According to Habermas,
lifeworlds become colonised by
steering media when four
things happen: Traditional...
- 0.CO;2, S2CIDÂ 56120507 Howard,
Christopher A (2016),
Mobile Lifeworlds: An
Ethnography of
Tourism and
Pilgrimage in the Himalayas, New York:...
- sociology,
examines the
concept of
social reality (German:
Lebenswelt or "
Lifeworld") as a
product of intersubjectivity.
Phenomenology analyses social reality...
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describe life
conditions than
lifeworlds.
While living conditions actually can be observed,
statements about lifeworlds always refer to
speculated cognitive...
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purely macroethical considerations are
often disengaged from the
concrete lifeworlds of
ethical subjects and so lack
coherence or relevance. For example, in...
