In his phenomenological works Jan Patočka increasingly referred to movement and lived/physical corporeality. He conceived the concept of world in terms correlation life with its milieu. conjunction Edmund Husserl’s late phenomenology lifeworld, he took lived corporeality as starting point guiding motif a way that is parallel Merleau-Ponty’s work. The article expresses an opinion, it was also on...

Introduction The explanation of the original title of this book is helpful for understanding its basic theme. “Reason” in the title refers to rational technical disciplines, while experience means the lifeworld of everyday preferences, beliefs, and tastes. These are two seemingly alien dimensions of every technical design. The question of the book is: how do reason and experience combine and co...

The Problem. Covid-19 pandemic brought unprecedented crisis to a world already undergoing digital transformation. Millions of people began working virtually prevent the spread disease and maintain business continuity, suddenly participating in virtual human resource development (VHRD) alternative work strategies that helped organizations adapt current challenges prepare for future disruption. p...

This review article analyses the topic of phenomenological Marxism, examining its historical formulations, critical contributions, and contemporary re-enactments. It begins with an overview works Enzo Paci Milan school phenomenology, as well Jan Patočka Karel Kosík. In addition, it explores recent work by Ian H. Angus, whose book, Groundwork Phenomenological Marxism (2021), presents innovative ...

This paper explores the notion of 'relational values' from a phenomenological point view. In first place, it stresses that in order to make full sense relational values, we need approach them through ontology surpasses dualistic descriptions world structured around subject and object. With this aim, turns ecophenomenology's attempt apprehend values first-person perspective embedded lifeworld, w...