Safety on the Couch. A Jungian Therapy Session
By Simon Renatus We hear slogans like ‘Safety saves lives’ or ‘Safety never takes a holiday.’ These statements elevate…
By Simon Renatus We hear slogans like ‘Safety saves lives’ or ‘Safety never takes a holiday.’ These statements elevate…
by Simon Renatus Phenomenology[i] introduces the concept of the Lifeworld, emphasising that all experiences—scientific, engineering or otherwise—are rooted in…
by Simon Renatus Phenomenology[i] challenges the reductionist approach that dominates Safety. In high-risk work, the focus is often on…
Phenomenology[i] moves beyond the traditional subject-object dichotomy. While phenomenology often uses the term ‘objects’ to describe what we direct…
by Simon Renatus In phenomenology[i], perception is not a passive observation of the world. It is an intentional act,…
by Simon Renatus Phenomenology[i] challenges traditional distinctions between appearance and reality by proposing that phenomena reveal reality directly. Rather…