THE LIVED MOVEMENT
Keywords:
subjectivity, movement psychology, lived movementAbstract
The text is a translation of the coference "Le mouvement vécu" that Erwin W. Straus, pillar of phenomenological psychology, dictated at the University of Paris 1 - Sorbonne during 1935. It brings together several substantial concerns of the Straussian work, such as the inseparability between sensation and movement, the distinction between the lived and the objectively known, and the need to look for a method and an object for psychology outside the model of classical physics.
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