HumanitiesPhilosophyHermeneuticsInteraction DesignPhenomenologyExistential PhenomenologyHermeneutic PhenomenologyInteractive ArtPhenomenological HermeneuticsPhenomenology Of ArtPhenomenology Of The BodyArt ExperienceHeideggerian HermeneuticsHeideggerian PhenomenologyLived Experience Of ArtPhenomenological ApproachPhenomenological DescriptionPhenomenological InterpretationPhenomenological Reflection
This paper discusses phenomenological structures relevant to tangible and embedded interaction through a phenomenological interpretation of an interactive art piece. This discussion distinguishes between two basic traditions in phenomenological philosophy, the Husserlian and the Heideggerian. In addition, it illustrates the notions of Lichtung, intentionality, Verhalten, ready-to-hand and present-at-hand. The paper concludes with some implications of a Heideggerian phenomenological framework.
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