Dwelling, Place, and Environment: Towards a Phenomenology of Person and World

This volume considers how buildings, places and environments might sustain a more powerful sense of human wholeness, identity and life. Contributors include philosophers, geographers, architects and psychologists who use a phenomenological approachMoreThis volume considers how buildings, places and environments might sustain a more powerful sense of human wholeness, identity and life. Contributors include philosophers, geographers, architects and psychologists who use a phenomenological approach to explore the issues.