Titlebook: Interdisciplinary Phenomenology; Don Ihde,Richard M. Zaner Book 1977 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1977 Edmund Husserl.concept

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John O’Neill meetings run over a 32-month period at a Regional Paediatric Renal Unit within the U.K. National Health Service. All the parents are directly involved in dialysizing their children at home rather than in hospital settings. The success of these home-based treatments is dependent on parents achieving

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g to explore some of the ways in which the human body is implicated in the structuring of human language, cognition and social organisation. Clearly the part played by the body in such processes can be analysed from a number of different perspectives. One can focus, for example, on how experiencing

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Marx W. Wartofskycirculated endlessly in postmodern culture. Figures of the body are also continuously deployed in the discourse of statistics as a way of understanding our lives and comparing ourselves to others. Statistics are the very atmosphere we breathe, the strange weather in which we live, the continuous emi

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