Verlag:
Bloomsbury Publishing Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P35184892
EAN: 9781538178522
Erscheint: August 2026
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Beschreibung
Providing a solid media-philosophical groundwork, the book contributes to the theory of alterity in Performance Philosophy, while stimulating and inspiring future inquiries where studies in media, art, and literature intersect with philosophy. It collects a selective as well as productive diversity of philosophical, literary, and artistic figures of thought, attaining an exacting framework as a result of a clearly elaborated ethics of alterity. , innovatively opened up by way of an aisthetics of existence. : Touching upon the Aristotelian concept of aisthesis. , the material, perceptual and sensory dimensions of everyday bodily existence are highlighted to move beyond what aesthetics. in Modern Philosophy just specializes in, namely art and the beautiful. The notion of existence. is therefore borrowed from Maurice Merleau-Ponty, who understands it as something concrete. and richly interrelated. , so as to avoid the dualisms both of psychological processes of consciousness and of physiological mechanisms. It is thus made explicit such that the unity of body and soul is not any arbitrarily arranged connection between "subject" and "object" but, rather, that it is enacted at every instant in the movement of existence. Imaginatively then, the book puts into writing how alterity not only can be treated theoretically but can be also made accessible through writing as well as rendered relatable through reading. That is why it deals with exemplary interpersonal. encounters in the lifeworld, in the arts, and in the media, which are initially thematized as intercorporeal. experiences, so as to enable an approach for an ethics of alterity. by way of, in particular, sites located within a phenomenology of perception oriented towards the lived body.
Spezifikationen
Sprache
- Englisch
Autor
- Jörg Sternagel
- Eyck John R. J.
- McCaffrey Tony
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2026
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 272