Lebenswelt. Aesthetics and philosophy of experience.

Focus: Atmospheres of Intimacy and Immensity – ed. by Aurosa Alison and Bálint Veres

• Introduction

  Aurosa Alison and Bálint Veres

  • 1-11 (Italian)

• Jerome and the demons of space: Atmospheres from wilderness to intimacy, from the expanse to claustrophilia

  Federico De Matteis

  • 12-26 (Italian)

• Architectonics of intimacy and immensity: Phenomenological configurations from Gaston Bachelard to Steven Holl

  Aurosa Alison

  • 27-51 (Italian)

• Where boundaries are dissolved, and the immediacy of a reciprocal relation is experienced

  Valeria Costanza D'Agata

  • 52-72 (Italian)

• The Atmosphere of Black Water

  David Habets

  • 73-87 (Italian)

• Virtual atmospheres: A comparative study between the philosophical lexicon and a-frame

  Ambra Benvenuto

  • 88-103 (Italian)

• The saturation points of La Ciénaga: Cinema, atmosphere, and the medium of perception

  Daniel D'Amore and Steffen Hven

  • 104-123 (Italian)

• Multisensory atmospheres: A workshop-based pedagogical approach for urban public space – Case study: Parc De Les Aigües (Barcelona)

  Valentina Fesenko, Krisztina Somogyi, and Árpád Szábo

  • 124-143 (Italian)

• Approaching atmospheres through ekphrasis

  Attila Horányi and Abigél Sógor

  • 144-171 (Italian)

• Time and space: Relation of aura and atmosphere

  Lukáš Makky

  • 172-190 (Italian)

• Sculpting the invisible – Olfactory landscapes and atmospheric relations in the art of Ernesto Neto

  Nóra Barna

  • 191-201 (Italian)