Time and Speech in Bernhard Waldenfels. A Phenomenological Perspective of the Strange [Spanish]

Authors

  • Jairo Iván Escobar Moncada Universidad de Antioquia

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to show the relations between responsiveness and strangeness in the work of Bernhard Waldenfels. I will expose this relationship in six theses, so that they complement each other and show, in the most appropriate possible way, the relationship between responsiveness and the experience of the strange. These points are, 1. A brief clarification of terminology. Difference between the other and the strange. 2. The relationship between written and spoken speech. 3. The conception of order, linked to mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion. 4. The relationship between pathos and response, as focal points of responsive rationality. 5. The relationship between saying and what is said and the temporality that links and separates them. And finally, 6. I will deal with the problem of how to talk about the strange and the problem of indirect language.

Author Biography

Jairo Iván Escobar Moncada, Universidad de Antioquia

Doctor en Filosofía de la Universidad de Wuppertal, Alemania (1995), y estudios de Filosofía y maestría en la Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Bogotá. Profesor titular del Instituto de Filosofía de la Universidad de Antioquia (Colombia) desde 1995.

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Published

2017-11-20

Issue

No. 28 (2018): January-June 2018

Section

Dossier: Figures of Otherness

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