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This article develops a method of phenomenological analysis of the relationships that dwellers maintain with the world around them. It attempts to rethink those relationships by showing that they position the resident as a being projected into a world that is understood here as both the context of the dweller's existence and the context of the interpretation of that existence. This perspective based on dwellers' views prompts a review of the conceptual and methodological procedure for addressing those relationships both in terms of the explanations the dweller gives of the world and in terms of the explanations that the dweller gives to him/herself in order to understand that world and him/herself in accordance with his hermeneutic circle.