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Pattern Language, Wholeness and Place-synergy: Christopher Alexander with geographer David Seamon

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Understanding Wholeness and the Patterns of Place with David Seamon
A deep discussion surrounding the concept of 'wholeness' and 'place' with David Seamon, a geographer and phenomenologist, and philosoher Andrea Hiott. The conversation traverses the work of Christopher Alexander, particularly his book 'A Pattern Language,' and how his architectural theories interconnect with environmental serendipity, phenomenology, and the deeper human experience of being in the world. The dialogue encompasses the importance of understanding place as a dynamic, evolving entity intertwined with human existence, emphasizing the significance of phenomenology, holistic approaches, and the work of scholars like Henri Bortoft and Edward Relph. David Seamon reflects on his lifelong pursuit to understand the integrated phenomenon of place and its impact on human life, advocating for a broader acknowledgment of these ideas in academic and practical realms. Full video on Love and Philosophy You Tube Channel. #christopheralexander #patternlanguage
00:00 Introduction to Pattern Language
00:58 The Significance of Place in Human Life
01:21 Exploring Human Connection to Place
02:36 Philosophical Insights on Space and Place
03:26 Christopher Alexander's Influence
05:41 Understanding Wholeness and Relationality
09:40 David Seamon's Journey and Contributions
12:54 The Role of Phenomenology in Geography
25:56 The Concept of Wholeness in Phenomenology
30:14 Practical Applications of Wholeness
41:24 Introduction to David Bohm's World Tubes
41:48 Exploring Place Processes
43:53 Understanding Place Release
49:02 The Concept of Synergistic Relationality
50:15 Goethe's Influence on Phenomenology
57:07 The Importance of Place in Human Life
01:09:05 Challenges in Academia and Personal Reflections
01:17:20 Recommended Readings and Conclusion
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Christopher Alexander, A Pattern Language
David Seamon
Wholeness of Nature
Environmental and Architectural Phenomenology

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Understanding Wholeness and the Patterns of Place with David Seamon
A deep discussion surrounding the concept of 'wholeness' and 'place' with David Seamon, a geographer and phenomenologist, and philosoher Andrea Hiott. The conversation traverses the work of Christopher Alexander, particularly his book 'A Pattern Language,' and how his architectural theories interconnect with environmental serendipity, phenomenology, and the deeper human experience of being in the world. The dialogue encompasses the importance of understanding place as a dynamic, evolving entity intertwined with human existence, emphasizing the significance of phenomenology, holistic approaches, and the work of scholars like Henri Bortoft and Edward Relph. David Seamon reflects on his lifelong pursuit to understand the integrated phenomenon of place and its impact on human life, advocating for a broader acknowledgment of these ideas in academic and practical realms. Full video on Love and Philosophy You Tube Channel. #christopheralexander #patternlanguage
00:00 Introduction to Pattern Language
00:58 The Significance of Place in Human Life
01:21 Exploring Human Connection to Place
02:36 Philosophical Insights on Space and Place
03:26 Christopher Alexander's Influence
05:41 Understanding Wholeness and Relationality
09:40 David Seamon's Journey and Contributions
12:54 The Role of Phenomenology in Geography
25:56 The Concept of Wholeness in Phenomenology
30:14 Practical Applications of Wholeness
41:24 Introduction to David Bohm's World Tubes
41:48 Exploring Place Processes
43:53 Understanding Place Release
49:02 The Concept of Synergistic Relationality
50:15 Goethe's Influence on Phenomenology
57:07 The Importance of Place in Human Life
01:09:05 Challenges in Academia and Personal Reflections
01:17:20 Recommended Readings and Conclusion
Join Substack
Christopher Alexander, A Pattern Language
David Seamon
Wholeness of Nature
Environmental and Architectural Phenomenology

Support the show

Please rate and review with love.
YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Substack.

  continue reading

39 episodes

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