PHILOSOPHY

We contemplate time as a purely subjective entity through which we comprehend what is presented to our senses in a […]

We previously referred to the fact that we interpret the elements of time as the past, the present, and the

Our skiing past is analogous to a snowball that grows as it moves downward and picks up more snow on

When we say that we perceive an interval of time as being ‘short’ or ‘long’, what do we mean to

The perception of time is an experience that is rooted in our psychological reality. Time is not only a factor

There is a distinction between the chronological time of the clock and there is the psychological time of our skiing

Phenomenology is the study of phenomena, that is, of the experiences of our consciousness. According to Edmund Husserl, the phenomenological

During skiing we acquire sensory data that our rational structure subsequently arranges and transforms into an object, such as sliding

Through time and space we are able to relate to our skiing reality. It is us who impose the spatio-temporal

Each new generation of skiers experiences significant changes, whereas in previous generations, changes were observed sporadically. Currently, the anxiety associated