Percepcije telesnosti in prostora v okviru procesov identifikacij na Japonskem
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https://doi.org/10.4312/as.2010.14.2.129-146Keywords:
identification, space, body, rituals, embodimentAbstract
The present article is a slightly changed version of a part of my PhD thesis titled The House as a Place of Identity; Construction of Dwelling Culture and Perception of the Embodiment in Japan: The case of Kanazawa City. It discusses the construction of identity as a process of identification which is a process of placement and it focuses on one of the space metaphors that is namely body, and its movement and perception. An embodiment is a process in which a space is constructed through socialization and body learning. Within the construction of space particular emotions important for individual identity arise. One of such spaces that creates strong feelings of belonging to a place is the dwelling environment.
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