ISBN:
9789048191246
Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (299 pages)
Series Statement:
Contributions to Phenomenology Ser. v.61
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DDC:
199.437
Keywords:
Phenomenology
;
Konferenzschrift 2007
Abstract:
This book offers selected papers by scholars from around the world, from a conference commemorating the groundbreaking work of the philosopher and human rights crusader Jan Patocka, on the occasion of his 100th year and the 30th anniversary of his death.
Abstract:
Intro -- Jan PatoČka and the Heritageof Phenomenology -- Contents -- Editors' Introduction -- Remembering Jan Patočka -- Part I:Patočka's Appropriation of ClassicalPhenomenology -- Jan Patočka: Phenomenological Philosophy Today -- "Idealities of Nature": Jan Patočka on Reflection and the Three Movements of Human Life -- 1 Reflection as an Act of Objectification and as a Process of Life -- 2 Appearing as Such and Subjectivism -- 3 Ideality and the Three Movements of Life -- Sacrifice and Salvation: Jan Patočka's Reading of Heidegger on the Question of Technology -- 1 Patočka's View on the Difference Between Husserl and Heidegger Regarding the Phenomenological Question of Technology -- 2 The Phenomenological Question of Technology as the Question of Being as Appearing -- 3 Phenomenological Sacrifice or the Sacrifice of Appearing -- Patočka's Phenomenological Appropriation of Plato -- Part II:From Negative Platonismto Asubjective Phenomenology -- The Relevance of Patočka's "Negative Platonism" -- 1 The Many Deaths of Metaphysics -- 1.1 Nietzsche -- 1.2 Heidegger -- 1.3 Levinas -- 1.4 Derrida -- 2 From Metaphysics to Language -- 2.1 Gadamer -- 2.2 Habermas -- 3 Reciprocal Accusations -- 4 Patočka's Negative Platonism -- 5 The Relevance of "Negative Platonism" -- Negative Platonism and the Appearance-Problem -- 1 Negative Platonism -- 2 From the Critique of Phenomenology to Asubjective Phenomenology -- 3 Appearing as Such -- 4 Asubjective Appearing and Personal Responsibility -- Negative Platonism and Maximal Existence in the Thought of Jan Patočka -- I -- II -- III -- Phenomenology and Henology -- I -- II -- III -- Patočka and Artificial Intelligence -- 1 Reductionism and the Hard Problem of Consciousness -- 2 Appearing as Such -- 3 The Empty and the Full Subject -- Reading Patocˇka, in Search for a Philosophyof Translation -- II -- III.
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