// Conceptual Positions
Phenomenological Position
6 topics
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Does the Way the Shop Looks Different for Regular Customers and First-Time Customers?
Views the difference in gaze between regular and first-time customers as a difference in the relationship between body and space. Familiarity produces bodily 'dwelling,' while freshness produces exploratory 'encounter.'
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Can Web Design Embody a Soul?
The presence or absence of soul is not theoretical but dwells in the lived experience of 'feeling' it. The 'atmosphere' or 'presence' of design is the phenomenon of soul.
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Is the Place Imagined from Sound the Same as the Actual Place?
Setting aside theoretical match or mismatch, this prioritizes the lived experience of 'being there'. Subjective reality of the imagined place is what matters.
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What Kind of Person Suits Hot Springs?
To suit hot springs is understood as a state where the body naturally harmonizes with the 'atmosphere' of the place. The key is whether the water temperature, steam, and sensation of nakedness perfectly match the person's bodily sense.
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Why Do We Seek 'Pain' in Creation?
The view that by feeling pain, one regains the 'sense of being alive' and 'sharpness of emotions,' as an experience to break free from the numbness of daily emotions. Pain enhances the 'quality' of emotions.
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Does a Soul Reside in Things Made by Oneself?
The view that respects the experience of 'feeling a soul' itself as a primary phenomenon prior to theory. The very fact that it can be felt substantiates the existence of the soul.