"I dwell in Possibility": The Existential Benefits of Question-Dwelling

Question-dwelling is a profound way of contemplating and exploring existential issues, and of course, it is introspective, unsettling, and astonishing. When we challenge ourselves and codify our existence by creating a unique dimension, we become more vulnerable, and in that process, we become more human.

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The Pinnacle A Journal by Scholar-Practitioners
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2025-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.61643/c94176
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Architecture, Design, and Social History
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"I dwell in Possibility": The Existential Benefits of Question-Dwelling

Cally Mervine
The Pinnacle A Journal by Scholar-Practitioners
Architecture, Design, and Social History
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"I dwell in Possibility": The Existential Benefits of Question-Dwelling

Cally Mervine
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Abstract

Question-dwelling is a profound way of contemplating and exploring existential issues, and of course, it is introspective, unsettling, and astonishing. When we challenge ourselves and codify our existence by creating a unique dimension, we become more vulnerable, and in that process, we become more human.

The Pinnacle A Journal by Scholar-PractitionersVol. 3(1)
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Architecture, Design, and Social History
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