Mediterranean Sustainability Partners
Jun 22, 2026 · 35 min · 9 segments
We all know the feeling. A piece of music moves us to tears before we can explain why. A dancer's gesture catches in our chest before our mind has formed a single thought about it. Something has been…
Philip CartwrightGuestEllen WassilinaHost
Um, yeah, I'd like to just take a couple of minutes to talk about, um, existential phenomenology, uh, in terms that I think we can all get our heads around.
Um, the ti- [laughs] the title of the second part, when I decided I was gonna leave the business school and pursue lofty things like philosophy and sociology and, um, whatever-
... um, I decided I would just kinda sketch out a draft of, of what I thought I was going to do, kind of a draft of a first paper.
And- What I did, I put the most pretentious title on it that I could possibly think of.
Um, and kinda give people the sense that I knew what I was talking about.
Um, and that's how Embodied Communicative Experience, Music, Movement, and the Phenomenology of Meaning came about.
And I want everybody to understand that I'm talking about work in progress, uh, because if I had all the answers, uh, oh, I'd be such an amazing fellow.
Um, yeah, I'd like to just take a couple of minutes to talk about, um, existential phenomenology, uh, in terms that I think we can all get our heads around.
Um, the ti- [laughs] the title of the second part, when I decided I was gonna leave the business school and pursue lofty things like philosophy and sociology and, um, whatever-
... um, I decided I would just kinda sketch out a draft of, of what I thought I was going to do, kind of a draft of a first paper.
And- What I did, I put the most pretentious title on it that I could possibly think of.
Um, and kinda give people the sense that I knew what I was talking about.
Um, and that's how Embodied Communicative Experience, Music, Movement, and the Phenomenology of Meaning came about.
And I want everybody to understand that I'm talking about work in progress, uh, because if I had all the answers, uh, oh, I'd be such an amazing fellow.
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