David Seamon
Environment-behavior researcher and Professor of Architecture at Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas. His research and writings focus on the ways that the natural and built environments contribute to human well-being. Key themes in which Seamon is interested include: Human aspects of design; Place and place-making; The nature of environmental and architectural experience; Environmental and architectural aesthetics; Artistic media as a means for understanding environment, place, and nature; The "phenomenology of nature" developed by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe; Phenomenology as a method of inquiry in the human sciences and environment-behavior research.
2018
in: Situatedness and place, Dordrecht : Springer
2017
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 28/1
2016
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 27/2
2015
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 26/3
2014
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 25/3
2013
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 24/1
2013
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 24/2
2013
Journal of Human Rights and the Environment 4/2
2012
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 23/3
2009
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 20/3
2009
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 20/3
2006
in: Phenomenology and ecology, Pittsburgh : Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center
2005
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 16/2
2004
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 15/1
2004
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 15/3
2003
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 14/3
2002
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 13/1
2001
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 12/1
2000
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 11/3
2000
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 11/1
2000
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 11/3
1999
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 10/3
1999
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 10/1
1998
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 9/1
1998
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 9/3
1997
in: Encyclopedia of phenomenology, Dordrecht-Boston-London : Kluwer
1997
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 8/2
1997
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 8/3
1996
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 7/3
1996
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 7/3
1996
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 7/1
1995
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 6/1
1995
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 6/2
1995
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 6/3
1995
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 6/1
1995
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 6/2
1995
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 6/3
1995
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 6/1
1995
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 6/3
1995
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 6/2
1994
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 5/3
1994
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 5/1
1994
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 5/2
1993
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 4/1
1993
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 4/1
1993
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 4/2
Dwelling, seeing, and designing: Toward a phenomenological ecology1993
(ed)
Albany, NY, State University of New York Press
1992
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 3/3
1992
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 3/3
1992
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 3/2
1992
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 3/3
1992
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 3/3
1991
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 2/2
1991
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 2/1
1991
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 2/3
1990
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 1/3
1990
Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 1/2
Dwelling, place and environment: Towards a phenomenology of person and world1985
(ed)
Dordrecht, Nijhoff