What contribution can the atmospherological approach make to the debate on collective feelings? In answering this question, the book provides a brief introduction to the […]
Category: Atmospheric Spaces
Director: Tonino Griffero (Università di Roma “Tor Vergata”)
Coordinator: Marco Tedeschini (Università di Roma “Tor Vergata”)
Executive Secretary: Sara Borriello, Serena Massimo (Università di Roma “Tor Vergata”)
Committee Members:
Niels Albertsen (Arkitektskolen Aarhus), Jean-François Augoyard (CNRS – Grenoble), Arnold Berleant (Emeritus – Long Island University), Mikkel Bille (Roskilde Universitet), Gernot Böhme (IPPh – Darmstadt), Christian Borch (Copenhagen Business School), Gabor Csepregi (Université de Saint-Boniface – Winnipeg), Christoph Demmerling (Friedrich Schiller Universität – Jena), Gianni Francesetti (IPsiG – International Institute for Gestalt Therapy and Psychopathology), Thomas Fuchs (Universitätsklinikum – Heidelberg), Michael Großheim (Universität Rostock), Robert Gugutzer (Goethe Universität – Frankfurt), Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht (Stanford University), Jürgen Hasse (Goethe Universität – Frankfurt), Michael Hauskeller (University of Liverpool), Timothy Ingold (University of Aberdeen), Christian Julmi (FernUniversität – Hagen), Rainer Kazig (Université Grenoble), Robert J. Kozljanic (Albunea Verlag – München; Nietzsche-Forum – München), Hilge Landweer (Freie Universität Berlin), David Le Breton (Université de Strasbourg), Juhani Pallasmaa (Aalto University), Alberto Pérez-Gómez (McGill University – Montreal, Quebec), Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos (University of Westminster – London), Hermann Schmitz († Emeritus– Universität Kiel), David Seamon (Kansas State University), Giovanni Stanghellini (Università “G. D’Annunzio” – Chieti; Universidad “Diego Portales” – Santiago), Shanti Sumartojo (Monash University), Jean-Paul Thibaud (CNRS – Grenoble).
Associate Members:
Aurosa Alison (Politecnico di Milano), Valeria Bizzari (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven), Guenda Bernegger (SUPSI – Swiss), Alessandro Bertinetto (Università di Torino), Margit Brunner (University of Adelaide), Barbara Carnevali (EHESS – Paris), Vincenzo Costa (Università degli Studi del Molise), Federico De Matteis (Università dell’Aquila), Mădălina Diaconu (Universität Wien), Elisabetta Di Stefano (Università degli Studi di Palermo), Carsten Friberg (Freelance Researcher – Copenhagen), Mildred Galland-Szymkowiak (CNRS – École normale supérieure), Julian Hanich (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen), Dehlia Hannah (Arizona State University), Klaske M. Havik (Delft University of Technology), Christiane Heibach (FHNW Basel; Universität Regensburg), Maximilian Gregor Hepach (University of Cambridge), Yuho Hisayama (Kobe University), George Home-Cook (Indipendent Researcher), Veronica Iubei (Universität Heidelberg), Steffen Kluck (Universität Rostock), Reinhardt Knodt (Berlin), Joel Krueger (University of Exeter), Wendelin Küpers (Karlshochschule – Karlsruhe), Rita Messori (Università di Parma), Eugenio Morello (Politecnico di Milano), Werner Müller-Pelzer (Fachhochschule Dortmund), Barbara Piga (Politecnico di Milano), Matthew Pritchard (University of Leeds), Tiziana Proietti (Oklahoma University), Andreas Rauh (Universität Würzburg), Friedlind Riedel (Bauhaus Universität Weimar), Simon Runkel (Universität Heidelberg), Susanne Schmitt (LMU – München), Sara Asu Schroer (Universitetet i Oslo), Renata Scognamiglio (Sapienza – Università di Roma), Antonio Somaini (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3), Anette Stenslund (Roskilde Universitet), Thomas Szanto (Københavns Universitet), Juha Torvinen (Helsingfors universitet), Dylan Trigg (Universität Wien), Silvia Vizzardelli (Università della Calabria), Izabela Wieczorek (University of Reading), Barbara Wolf (Kolping Hochschule Gesundheit und Soziales), Penelope Woods (Queen Mary University – London).
Phenomenology of Wind and Atmosphere
Tadashi Ogawa brings together the ancient East Asian idea of ki (気) and standpoints of European philosophy. Wind, atmosphere and breathing are formless, invisible and […]
Human Space
Human Space is a study of space as we experience it, and how this experience is expressed in our culture and imagination. Showing a great […]
Resounding Spaces. Approaching Musical Atmospheres
Despite being often considered the most atmospheric of the arts, music has stayed largely outside the atmospherological debate: a sufficiently in-depth investigation on the atmospheric […]
New Phenomenology. A brief introduction
In this work, Hermann Schmitz introduces the main theses of New Phenomenology: subjective facts and affective involvement, the felt body and the primitive present, and […]
Atmospheres of Learning. How they affect the development of our children
An atmosphere bears an effect wherever it is perceptible by human beings, which includes situations in educational institutions. Due to their efficacious potential, they can […]
Concerning Astonishing Atmospheres. Aisthesis, Aura, and Atmospheric Portfolio
Atmospheres are omnipresent and they are frequently used in everyday language. Yet, when do we perceive atmospheres and how can we explore them? The concept […]
Atmosphere/Atmospheres. Testing a New Paradigm
What is an “Atmosphere”? As part of the book series “Atmospheric Spaces”, this volume analyses a new phenomenological and aesthetic paradigm based on the notion […]
Situations and atmospheres in organizations. A (new) phenomenology of being-in-the-organization
Although situations and atmospheres are omnipresent in organizations and have a significant influence on the behaviour of the members of the organization, they are only […]