Sensitization to the Other: The Phenomenological Vignette as a Resonating Body of Sound

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Titel: Sensitization to the Other: The Phenomenological Vignette as a Resonating Body of Sound
Autoren: Mian, Stephanie, Agostini, Evi
Quelle: STUDIUM EDUCATIONIS – Rivista semestrale per le professioni educative. :60-70
Verlagsinformationen: Pensa multimedia, 2025.
Publikationsjahr: 2025
Schlagwörter: 503037 Teacher education, 503037 Lehrer:innenbildung, 503001 General education, 603112 Phänomenologie, 503001 Allgemeine Pädagogik, 603112 Phenomenology
Beschreibung: This article examines the aesthetic potential of the phenomenological vignette, a qualitative research tool grounded in phenomenology and used in professional development. Vignettes are concise, evocative narratives that capture co-experiential moments. As bodies of sound, they preserve fleeting instances through language and emphasize the pregnant and pathic dimensions of experience. Unlike traditional research methods that often overlook sensation, vignettes draw on it, capturing the co-experienced atmosphere they seek to convey. They focus on the pre-reflective, bodily articulations of participants. By describing tone of voice, posture, glances and movements, they give expression to experience beyond words. Writing vignettes requires sensitivity, receptivity and aesthetic refinement to make them resonate with readers. Like art, vignettes can challenge habitual ways of seeing and acting, open new perceptions and make experiences tangible. Positioned between sensuality and conceptuality, they embrace ambiguity, fostering awareness and a receptive attitude toward oneself, others and the world, thereby contributing to aesthetic education.
Publikationsart: Article
Sprache: English
ISSN: 2035-844X
1722-8395
DOI: 10.7346/se-012025-07
Zugangs-URL: https://ucrisportal.univie.ac.at/de/publications/b4def8ee-f2c4-4821-a245-39ba71b9a523
Rights: unspecified
Dokumentencode: edsair.dris...00911..b867bcb470a1834cea03ef557b5b729f
Datenbank: OpenAIRE
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Abstract:This article examines the aesthetic potential of the phenomenological vignette, a qualitative research tool grounded in phenomenology and used in professional development. Vignettes are concise, evocative narratives that capture co-experiential moments. As bodies of sound, they preserve fleeting instances through language and emphasize the pregnant and pathic dimensions of experience. Unlike traditional research methods that often overlook sensation, vignettes draw on it, capturing the co-experienced atmosphere they seek to convey. They focus on the pre-reflective, bodily articulations of participants. By describing tone of voice, posture, glances and movements, they give expression to experience beyond words. Writing vignettes requires sensitivity, receptivity and aesthetic refinement to make them resonate with readers. Like art, vignettes can challenge habitual ways of seeing and acting, open new perceptions and make experiences tangible. Positioned between sensuality and conceptuality, they embrace ambiguity, fostering awareness and a receptive attitude toward oneself, others and the world, thereby contributing to aesthetic education.
ISSN:2035844X
17228395
DOI:10.7346/se-012025-07