// Conceptual Positions
Phenomenological Approach
6 topics
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About the Memory of the Sky Seen from an Open-Air Bath
Views the rotenburo experience as a direct encounter between body and world. The memory of the sky is not 'seeing' but 'feeling,' questioning the boundary between self and nature.
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How Does Design Handle the Fact That There Are People on the Other Side of the Screen?
Designs from the lived experience of how the person on the other side actually 'feels,' rather than from theory. It re-frames every moment when the person feels 'I am being valued' through the screen as a phenomenon.
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Is the Community in Virtual Space Different from Real Community?
An approach that focuses on the lived experience of 'feeling community', describing the subjective quality of 'place' and 'connection' in virtual space. It attends to the structure of experience rather than the presence or absence of physical co-presence.
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Is Making Something Shaping One's Inner Self?
An approach focusing on the lived experience of making, emphasizing the maker's felt sense of 'being shaped.' Grounds self-formation in bodily and sensory experience rather than theory. The 'here and now' experience of making shapes the self.
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What Is Retirement the End Of?
An approach that starts not from theoretical definitions of the 'end' but from the lived experience of loss felt by fans. It respects the reality of emotion while questioning what that experience means.
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Which Attracts You More: Rough Stones or Polished Stones?
The position that centers on the experiencing subject's encounter with the stone, focusing not on rough or polished per se, but on how the stone 'appears' to that person.