Understanding Green Urban Landscape – A Phenomenological Approach

Understanding Harim in Architecture with a Phenomenological Approach

Architecture reflects the human perception of their existential relations with the world andtherefore it creates meaningful places. Every place with its boundaries concretizes a Harim, whichis the manifestation of such existential relations. This interrelation between the boundary (Marz)and the Harim may cause us to assume them both the same, but these two are different. Althoughevery Harim has...

A phenomenological approach to understanding suicidal behavior.

Understanding Urban Growth Patterns: a Landscape Ecology Point of View

Landscapes always change, as they are the expression of the constant interaction between natural and cultural forces in the environment. Applied to an urban/peri-urban case, changes are seen as a menace. By identifying the past urbanization patterns, policy makers and planners can gain better insight into the contributing factors that have resulted in the most problematic development patterns n...

Understanding More Fully: A Multimodal Hermeneutic- Phenomenological Approach

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Understanding Intimacy for Women with Anorexia Nervosa: A Phenomenological Approach

Intimacy is considered as an essential aspect of ‘ideal’ romantic relationships and Western culture, in particular, places a strong emphasis on its value. Despite this, intimacy has been largely unexamined for women with anorexia nervosa (AN). This phenomenological study sought to describe the subjective experiences of intimacy for this group of women; a purposive sample of 11 participated in i...