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Making Present
Original title: 現前化
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Making present (Japanese: genzenka) means causing invisible things, past events, or abstract concepts to appear as clear “phenomena” or “entities,” as though here and now. In philosophy and artistic expression, it refers to bringing an object to the forefront of consciousness and making it perceived with strong reality.
現前化（げんぜんか）とは、目に見えないものや過去の出来事、抽象的な概念を、あたかも今ここにあるかのように明確な「現象」や「実体」として出現させることです。哲学や芸術表現において、対象を意識の前面に呼び出し、強いリアリティを持って知覚させるプロセスを指します。
Source updated 2026-04-07 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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