About
I hold a PhD in kinanthropology (philosophy of sport) from Charles University, Prague. My research sits at the intersection of philosophy of sport and phenomenology, focusing on the body and human movement in the work of Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Edmund Husserl — with a broader interest in understanding social phenomena through an embodied, non-dualistic view of human existence.
Outside academia, I build small apps and automation tools. I like how philosophical and computational problem-solving sharpen each other.
You can reach me at wangqian950412@outlook.com
Publications
Peer-Reviewed Articles
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Bodily Movements in Video Game Practice: A Phenomenological Analysis of Digital Virtuality
Wang, Q. (2025) · Body & Society, 31(3), 53–75
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Spontaneous movement: An exploration of the concept
Wang, Q., & Martínková, I. (2024) · Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, 1–21
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Shikantaza – The Practice of 'Just Sitting': Ultimate Slowing Down and its Effect on Experiencing
Martínková, I., & Wang, Q. (2022) · Sport, Ethics and Philosophy, 16(2), 221–236
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Book Chapters
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A phenomenological perspective on embodiment in sports and esports
Martínková, I., & Wang, Q. (2024) · In A. Hofmann, M. Reeves, & P. Camara (Eds.), Critical Perspectives on Esports. Routledge
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