This book is different from previous works on New Phenomenology. Here, Schmitz's philosophy and its central themes are also explored, but the dialogue format provides a much more vibrant and immediate introduction to New Phenomenology. It offers a conceptual system with well-known key terms such as body, feeling, atmosphere, or space, which various fields of study can reference. Hermann Schmitz engages in conversation with a theologian, a geographer, a mathematician, a psychiatrist, a lawyer, and a physician, among others. The discussion highlights the diverse applications and interdisciplinary potential of New Phenomenology. In addition to the philosophical aspects, new biographical elements of Schmitz's thought process are also addressed.