The experience of embodiment is a central theme in phenomenological philosophy and has
recently received increasing attention also within psychological science. In the present …

There is a paradox that lies at the heart of every investigation of normality, namely, its
dependence on its other (eg, deviation, break, difference). In this paper, I want to show that …

In this paper, I show that a phenomenological concept of normality can be helpful to
understand the experiential side of post-truth phenomena. How is one's longing for, or sense …

In phenomenology, normality is neither a measurable average nor a mere social construct.
Rather than being understood from without, ie outside of lived experiences, normality is …

In this paper, my aim is to develop a phenomenological understanding of discrimination from
the perspective of the discriminator. Since early existential phenomenology, the …

This phenomenological-philosophical study investigates the informal educational
possibilities of media-based public discussion by analyzing the givenness of others in such …

The chapter starts by pointing out that the terms “normative” and “norm” operate in several
different senses in contemporary phenomenology. It distinguishes between three main …

Since its first formulation in the 1980s, the disjunctivist theory has changed the way
philosophers think about perception. Fundamentally, the disjunctivist view is a negative …

While embodiment is crucial for Husserl's theory of perception and empathy, it is also the
beating heart of his transcendental philosophy. For Husserl, there is neither a purely formal …

Over the years, phenomenology has provided illuminating descriptions of discrimination,
with its mechanisms and effects being thematised at the most basic levels of …