Lindemann, G., & Schünemann, D. (2020). Presence in digital spaces: A phenomenological concept of presence in mediatized communication. Human Studies, 43, 627–651.
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Some mention of sound in relation to presence (other-presence): "sounds can also be experienced as an indication of the immediate presence of another even if it is not possible to determine where that other is. Every rustling or scuffling noise can indicate the immediately experienced presence of another."
Penttilä, A., & Mertanen, M. (2025). Reconsidering Alterity of Ihde’s Garden: A Conceptual Critique. Human Studies.
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Discussing the issue of hidden subject bias (HSB). The authors present this as a problem in Ihde's account of Alterity. However, anthropocentric as we are, HSB cannot be escaped from. "The issue lies in the use of ‘object’ within the context of interrelational ontology – for it is not an ontological but an epistemological concept. It implies dependence on a subject who constitutes or objectifies a particular thing. [. . .] HSB prevents understanding Alterity from the perspective of the significant ontological stance of artifacts themselves."
