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foregrounding

foregrounding Foregrounding is the act of bringing certain factors to the center of attention in understanding experience.

Foregrounding is the act of bringing certain factors to the center of attention in understanding experience. In this context, it means emphasizing the socio-historical structures that shape embodied and perceptual life.

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Drafting source: Billwiller Elena. The in-related self : reclaiming Paarung in critical phenomenological psychopathology. 2025; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1602106; article XML SHA-256 ce35b9c407328a3b1dbbb641c703ee282639d4201ba3b4704bd75a2818d59922. “The in-related self : reclaiming Paarung in critical phenomenological psychopathology” (10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1602106).
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