Add to ORKGThis project presents an inquiry and exploration of the tactile sense that has been gradually losing significance in our everyday life. It investigates three aspects of touch; 1. Fading Touch / the deterioration of the senses, 2. Physical Touch / how touch is perceived, and 3. Accepted Touch / the limitations of touch in social and cultural norms. In recognition that: Tactility is not blind immediacy – not merely sensorial but cognitive, too. The intention is for users to rediscover and re-encounter their sense of touch and ultimately, be able to take away a deeper understanding of the role of touch in the world we live in today.Bachelor of Fine Art
Described by Aristotle as the most vital of senses, touch contains both the physical and the metaphy...
The Touch Test was commissioned by Wellcome Collection and BBC Radio 4 and research carried out by G...
This paper explores the multiple significances (semefulness) of touch, as experienced by us as embod...
This project presents an inquiry and exploration of the tactile sense that has been gradually losing...
Touch is the first sense to develop in the womb, yet often it is overlooked. The Senses of Touch exa...
© 2016 Australasian Association of Philosophy. Because philosophical reflections on touch usually st...
My thesis is a collection of philosophical essays on the sense of touch. I argue first that touch is...
The senses of Touch bring people the feeling of reality, and human beings can always naturally sen...
non-peer-reviewedGreek philosopher Aristotle deduced in his major treatise De Anima that without the...
As a sense modality, touch has been both over- and undervalued in Western culture. On the one hand, ...
This paper addresses the nature of touch or ‘tactual perception’. I argue that touch encompasses a w...
This study has its starting point in physical touch, and I interviewed three health workers; an oste...
The maxim states that seeing is believing but that it is touch that determines reality. Instinctivel...
Tactility, the active sense of touch, is undervalued in culture; its significance overshadowed by th...
Why to use touch? Because it is one of our senses. As such, it contributes to the holistic perceptio...
Described by Aristotle as the most vital of senses, touch contains both the physical and the metaphy...
The Touch Test was commissioned by Wellcome Collection and BBC Radio 4 and research carried out by G...
This paper explores the multiple significances (semefulness) of touch, as experienced by us as embod...
This project presents an inquiry and exploration of the tactile sense that has been gradually losing...
Touch is the first sense to develop in the womb, yet often it is overlooked. The Senses of Touch exa...
© 2016 Australasian Association of Philosophy. Because philosophical reflections on touch usually st...
My thesis is a collection of philosophical essays on the sense of touch. I argue first that touch is...
The senses of Touch bring people the feeling of reality, and human beings can always naturally sen...
non-peer-reviewedGreek philosopher Aristotle deduced in his major treatise De Anima that without the...
As a sense modality, touch has been both over- and undervalued in Western culture. On the one hand, ...
This paper addresses the nature of touch or ‘tactual perception’. I argue that touch encompasses a w...
This study has its starting point in physical touch, and I interviewed three health workers; an oste...
The maxim states that seeing is believing but that it is touch that determines reality. Instinctivel...
Tactility, the active sense of touch, is undervalued in culture; its significance overshadowed by th...
Why to use touch? Because it is one of our senses. As such, it contributes to the holistic perceptio...
Described by Aristotle as the most vital of senses, touch contains both the physical and the metaphy...
The Touch Test was commissioned by Wellcome Collection and BBC Radio 4 and research carried out by G...
This paper explores the multiple significances (semefulness) of touch, as experienced by us as embod...