“I Guess that the Greatest Freedom ...”: A Phenomenology of Spaces and Severe Multiple Disabilities
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Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology. 2017, 17, 1-11. 10.1080/20797222.2017.1356628Abstract
This paper expresses wonder about how bodies in motion can lead towards an understanding of lived meaning in silent lifeworlds. In such lifeworlds, expressions are without words, pre-symbolic, and thus embodied. To address the wonder, phenomenological philosophy and phenomenological methodology were employed to frame an approach that acknowledges lives with disabilities as qualitatively different from, and yet not inferior to, nor less imbued with meaning than, lives without.
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