Filosofie - VWO 6: VNDM - 03 Sheets-Johnstone

Introducing the concept of philosophy and challenging the traditional image of a philosopher as a thinker in a chair, emphasizing the importance of embodying movement and reflection.

Discussing how a reflective moving body precedes conscious reflection on oneself, exploring the concept of phenomenology and bodily awareness.

Reflecting on oneself through bodily experience and spatial movement, linking reflective awareness to bodily sensations and movements.

Analyzing a primary text on the reflective awareness of a moving body in space, focusing on the relationship between pre-reflective and reflective consciousness.

Exploring the pre-reflective awareness of movement in dance, highlighting the embodied nature of consciousness in choreography and reflective practice.

Discussing intentionality in movement and reflective consciousness, emphasizing the role of bodily experience in shaping reflection and self-awareness.

Exploring the role of phenomenology in dance composition, discussing how dancers reflect on their movements and the unity of expressive forms.

Reflecting on dance from a first-person perspective, considering the importance of experiencing and embodying dance before evaluating its artistic expression.

Highlighting the significance of pre-reflective awareness in reflection and the unity of bodily experience and self-reflection.

Exploring how phenomenology reveals the intertwining of intentional perception and self-awareness, shaping our understanding of the world and ourselves.

Examining how consciousness actively assigns meaning to objects through intentional perception and reflective awareness, shaping our experience of the world.