In the Presence of All Things: Implications of the Link Between Subject and World in Jan Pato?ka´s Phenomenology [Spanish]

Authors

  • Jaime Llorente IES Campo de Calatrava (Ciudad Real, España) jakobweinendes@gmail.com Licenciado en Filosofía (Universidad de Valladolid, España), Licenciado en Antropología Social y Cultural (UNED, España), Licenciado en Humanidades (Universidad de Castilla-La Manch

Keywords:

Philosophy, history of philosophy, Epistemology

Abstract

 

The purpose of this study is to broach the question about the essence of the re­lation between subject and world, between Being and subjectivity, in the context of the “asubjective phenomenology” developed by the Czech philosopher Jan Pato?ka. To do so, we examine some of the concepts of “world” that can be found in different spots of Pato?ka´s fragmentary work in order to contrast them with his conception of subjectivity. Subjectivity understood as what withdraws to allow for the effective manifestation of everything else. Our conclusion is that Pato?ka´s thought entirely belongs to an “objectivist” kind of phenomenology (or “phenomenology of light”) opposed to the “immanentist” or “intersubjective” phenomenological outlook adopted by thinkers such as Henry or Levinas.

 

Author Biography

Jaime Llorente, IES Campo de Calatrava (Ciudad Real, España) jakobweinendes@gmail.com Licenciado en Filosofía (Universidad de Valladolid, España), Licenciado en Antropología Social y Cultural (UNED, España), Licenciado en Humanidades (Universidad de Castilla-La Manch

IES Campo de Calatrava (Ciudad Real, España)

jakobweinendes@gmail.com

Licenciado en Filosofía (Univer­sidad de Valladolid, España), Li­cenciado en Antropología Social y Cultural (UNED, España), Licen­ciado en Humanidades (Universi­dad de Castilla-La Mancha, Espa­ña), Grado en Geografía e Historia (UNED), Certificado en Suficiencia Investigadora (doctorado) (Univer­sidad de Valladolid, España). Pro­fesor y director del Departamento de Filosofía del IES “C. de Calatra­va” (Ciudad Real, España). Autor del libro monográfico “Levinas” (RBA, 2016) y de medio centenar de artículos publicados en diversas revistas especializadas. Líneas de investigación actuales: Fenomeno­logía francesa contemporánea y sus derivas, Fenomenología del cuerpo y la alteridad, Ontología antigua y contemporánea y sus relaciones con la reflexión estética.

 

References

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2018-12-03

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No. 30 (2019): January-june

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