Lebenswelt. Aesthetics and philosophy of experience.

Focus - Landscapes. An atmospheric approach

• Table of Contents

  • 1-2

• Atmospheric landscapes: theories, problems, perspectives

  Sara Borriello

  • 3-15

• Between immersion and detachment. Does every landscape have its own atmosphere?

  Bruce Bégout

  • 16-29

• Landscape as a presence

  Gabor Csepregi

  • 30-39

• Landscape, atmosphere and the sky

  Tim Ingold

  • 40-57

• Landscape – More than a mode of perception: a critique of Hermann Schmitz’s conception of landscape

  Kira Meyer

  • 58-75

• The landscape spreads as far as you can feel it. An atmospheric liminology

  Tonino Griffero

  • 76-101

• On the atmosphere of landscape-borders

  Jürgen Hasse, Kateryna Demerza

  • 102-132

• Dimensions of the third. On the entanglement between landscape, body and atmosphere

  Dirk Michael Hennrich

  • 133-148

• Weather, climate, and atmospheres. An application to the landscape

  Sara Borriello

  • 149-173

• Nebulous landscape and the aesthetics of indeterminacy

  Mădălina Diaconu

  • 174-188

• Capturing landscape: phenomenological forays through art, atmospheres, and everyday life

  Andreas Rauh

  • 189-217

• Sensory encounters with landscapes – atmospheres and the social construction of landscapes

  Rainer Kazig

  • 218-230

• Sensuous atmospheres of landscape and memory

  Jacky Bowring

  • 231-258

• The Russian urban text: city and atmospheres in My by E. Zamyatin

  Eleonora Gironi Carnevale

  • 259-271

• Landscape and the oscillations of dwelling: two houses, two gardens

  Federico De Matteis

  • 272-287

• Dancing with the landscape. Anna Halprin ‘explorative’ dance as the encounter with nature’s and architecture’s atmospheric affordances

  Serena Massimo

  • 288-304

• Therapeutic atmospheres. The aesthetics of therapeutic spaces

  Enara García

  • 305-327