2017Phenomenology & PracticeOpen access

The Bathtub

Karly Coleman

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What is the lived experience of bathing in someone else’s tub? Why would this experience be dissimilar to bathing in your own tub? This essay examines the nuances of bathing elsewhere, focusing on intimacy, place, ritual, and time.

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What is the lived experience of bathing in someone else’s tub? Why would this experience be dissimilar to bathing in your own tub? This essay examines the nuances of bathing elsewhere, focusing on intimacy, place, ritual, and time.

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What is the lived experience of bathing in someone else’s tub? Why would this experience be dissimilar to bathing in your own tub? This essay examines the nuances of bathing elsewhere, focusing on intimacy, place, ritual, and time.

Key concepts: Bathing, Bathtub, Aesthetics, Psychology, Art, History, Archaeology

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