Postphenomenology

About this book

Don Ihde's work is particularly significant-and unusual-for what might be called its grounding simplicity, its capacity to make his readers comfortable enough to follow him anywhere-outdoors, indoors, home and abroad, and always, or at least, into micro- and macroperceptual adventures that expand both their embodied presence to the world and its "possible reciprocities of experience" (BT 32).