This article presents a phenomenological investigation of auditory perception in which silence, background auditory noise, and bodily resonance are examined not as secondary or deficient phenomena, but as fundamental dimensions of auditory consciousness. In contrast to event-based, neurophysiological, and clinical approaches that primarily understand hearing as a response to acoustic stimuli,...
The article presents a phenomenological analysis of blinking and gaze fixation as fundamental mechanisms of visual experience segmentation. Visual perception is examined not as a homogeneous and continuous flow, but as a temporally organized process in which discreteness and continuity exist in a dynamic relationship. It is shown that blinking performs the function of micro-temporal...