Jelenlétrljelenlétérl

Jelenlétrljelenlétérl is a neologism used in theoretical discussions of presence in philosophy, cognitive science, and media studies. It denotes a layered mode of presence in which an agent experiences simultaneous, differentiated forms of “being there” across multiple modalities and contexts. The term blends the Hungarian word jelenlét, meaning presence, with repeated elements to signal multilayeredness and cross-context persistence.

Etymology and construction: The word is constructed from jelenlét (presence) and additional segments intended to convey repetition and relational linkage. In scholarly discussions, the term is treated as a heuristic device rather than a fixed, widely adopted definition, allowing researchers to explore how different kinds of presence interact within a single experience.

Core concepts: Jelenlétrljelenlétérl encompasses several intertwined dimensions. Phenomenological presence refers to the subjective sensation of being located in a place or situation. Social presence concerns awareness of and interaction with other agents within the same context. Digital or mediated presence involves perceived presence within virtual, augmented, or recorded environments. The framework emphasizes how these dimensions can align, conflict, or unfold asynchronously, producing a layered sense of being there that cannot be reduced to any single form of presence.

Applications and examples: In virtual reality, users may exhibit strong physical presence yet varying degrees of social and digital presence, depending on avatar fidelity, latency, and shared attention. In blended spaces, participants might feel simultaneous engagement with actual surroundings and remote interlocutors, creating a multifaceted jelenlétrljelenlétérl experience.

See also: Presence, Telepresence, Co-presence, Immersion, Embodiment.

Note: Jelenlétrljelenlétérl is a hypothetical construct used to illustrate how presence can manifest in layered, cross-context ways.