1st Edition
A Geography of the Lifeworld (Routledge Revivals) Movement, Rest and Encounter
List of Tables and Figures; Preface; Part 1: Seeing Anew; 1. A Geography of Everyday Life 2. A Phenomenology and Environmental Experience Groups; Part 2: Movement in the Geographical World; 3. Cognitive and Behaviourist Theories of Movement 4. Habit and the Notion of Body-Subject 5. Merleau-Ponty and Learning for Body-Subject 6. Body and Place Choreographies 7. Implications for Environmental Theory and Design; Part 3: Rest in the Geographical World; 8. At-homeness and Territoriality 9. Centres, Places for Things and Notion of Feeling-Subject 10. The Home and At-Homeness 11. Implications for Environmental Theory, Education and Design; Part 4: Encounter with the Geographical World; 12. Perception and a Continuum of Awareness 13. Fluctuation, Obliviousness and Watching 14. Noticing the Heightened Contact 15. Basic Contact, Encounter and At-Homeness 16. Implications for Environmental Theory and Education; Part 5: Searching Out a Whole; 17. Movement and Rest 18. The Triad of Habitually 19. Place Ballet as a Whole 20. An Education of Understanding: Evaluating the Environmental Experience Groups 21. Behavioural Geography, Phenomenology and Environmental Experience; Appendices; References; Index
Biography
Seamon, David






