Det stumme språket – Bildet og tingenes tale

Finke, Ståle

doi:10.18261/issn1891-5760-2013-01-04

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“…However, “passive” does not mean static or inactive, rather it indicates the synthetic work done by the consciousness that goes unnoticed while it is engaged in direct (i.e., active) experiences, which Husserl elaborated on in his paper on passive and active synthesis ( 17 ). For Merleau-Ponty, the anonymous refers to a level in perception which concerns the depth of perceptual presence ( 18 ). When the elephants sensed a vibration in the earth, they illuminated the reciprocity between sensing the earth through touching the ground and sensing the feet and body weight contact with the earth, e.g., moving and being moved.…”

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The role of sensous flow and sensing the ground in movement skill experiences—a reflection using the practice of yoga as an example

Engelsrud

2023

Front. Sports Act. Living

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This contribution takes a phenomenological approach to explore the sensuous flow and perceived experiences in practicing movement skills, using the practice of yoga as a case study. The article focuses on the role of perception and the anonymous aspect of the body's responses in practicing skills and capabilities to move, with yoga as an example. The author uses a phenomenological framework, highlighting how passivity and sensuous flow is available in the practice of yoga. Edmund Husserl's concepts of passive synthesis and Thomas Fuch & Sabine Koch interpretation of bodily resonance and Kym Maclaren's “letting be” are used as analytic frames to illuminate how movement experiences are dependent on bodily awareness towards the ground, without demanding conscious willpower or focus on force, but listening and sensing with and from the body. The article aims to illuminate the ambiguous character of how movement experienced from a first-person perspective gains importance by understanding oneself, others, and the world as reciprocal and intertwined phenomena.

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The role of sensous flow and sensing the ground in movement skill experiences—a reflection using the practice of yoga as an example

Engelsrud

2023

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Det stumme språket – Bildet og tingenes tale

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The role of sensous flow and sensing the ground in movement skill experiences—a reflection using the practice of yoga as an example

The role of sensous flow and sensing the ground in movement skill experiences—a reflection using the practice of yoga as an example

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