PHILOSOPHY

It appears that in the phenomenon of acceleration we experience apprehension of “losing something“, a compulsion to adapt, and a […]

It is possible to interpret postmodern skiing as the loss of foundation. Today, we are not interested in understanding the

Bernhard Welte’s phenomenology frames time as a qualitative, subjective experience where the present moment—or “instant”—interrupts routine and carries immense meaning.

We interpret the elements of time as the past, the present, and the future. However, in reality, only the present

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

Skiing involves a dual temporal experience, splitting time between objective, linear chronological time (chronos) used for logistics, and subjective, qualitative

Phenomenology, the disciplined study of conscious experience, posits that our primary engagement with reality is not through abstract calculation, but

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