Phenomenology of Practice Project
An invitation to attend to lived experience.
Learning to See the Familiar Anew
Phenomenology begins with the world as we live it. In the ordinary moments of everyday life, in our encounters with others, in the places we inhabit, and in the things that call for our attention, meanings are already unfolding.
The Phenomenology of Practice Project offers a space for exploring these meanings through attentive description, philosophical reflection, and the practice of phenomenological writing.
The World as We Live It
Before we explain the world, we are already involved in it. We touch and are touched, encounter others, inhabit places, and find ourselves drawn toward things that matter.
Phenomenology invites us to return to these experiences and attend more carefully to how the world reveals itself in our everyday lives.
Discover phenomenological ideas, reflections, and resources that invite us to see everyday experience anew.
Explore opportunities to study phenomenology of practice through guided courses in research and writing.
Find opportunities for conversation, research mentorship, and methodological consultation.