Invisibilità delle passioni e uso della vita: Questioni cartesiane nella fenomenologia dell’affettività di Henry
In a phenomenology of the invisible, how to think of Life in its connection with the World? How can Life grow, i.e. be a generative matrix and not a blind repetition, radically excluding the sphere of representation? This paper aims to investigate the Life/World relation in Michel Henry’s phenomenol...
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | Italian |
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2022
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Aisthema
Year: 2022, Volume: 9, Issue: 2, Pages: 223-261 |
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B passioni B fenomenologia genetica B rappresentazione B invisibile B Henry |
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| Summary: | In a phenomenology of the invisible, how to think of Life in its connection with the World? How can Life grow, i.e. be a generative matrix and not a blind repetition, radically excluding the sphere of representation? This paper aims to investigate the Life/World relation in Michel Henry’s phenomenology of affectivity starting from the theme of the passions. Rereading his interpretation of Descartes, the analysis is articulated around three strictly connected aspects: the internal knowledge as affective certainty, the experience of pain, the link between Historialité or temporal manifestation and the truth of feelings. As a conclusion, on the one hand, Henry’s phenomenology of affectivity is oriented towards a logic of pathos or a phenomenology of the drive through the search for nuclei of meaning, some of which can also be understood intersubjectively, as in the artistic experience. On the other hand, Henry bars the way to the consideration of "representative minima" that act as global physiognomies and explain how the drive can be considered a phenomenon. |
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| ISSN: | 2284-3515 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Aisthema
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