Titlebook: Into the World: The Movement of Pato?ka‘s Phenomenology; Martin Ritter Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Negative Platonism.As

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Martin RitterPresents a comprehensive, in-depth interpretation of Patocka’s phenomenology.Offers a critical appropriation of Patocka’s phenomenology by connecting it with non-phenomenological approaches.Incorporat

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Into the World: The Movement of Pato?ka‘s Phenomenology978-3-030-23657-1Series ISSN 0923-9545 Series E-ISSN 2215-1915

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Basically Negative Being in the World.e. “being in the full meaning of the word.” Hence, in contrast to the concept of “negative Platonism,” . presents a radically subjectivist form of absolute humanism: in the last instance, it is the human being itself in its transcending activity that is the meta-physical in this concept.

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Performing the Soul Through Movementsoul as self-movement (.), and following both Aristotle’s and Arendt’s emphasis on action, I outline such a concept of the care of the soul where the soul is identifiable, paradoxically, with the very caring.

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Thinking (A)Subjectivity Through Medialitye, I seek to interconnect cultural techniques theory with Pato?ka’s phenomenology to think existence in both a less subjectivist and less anti-humanist manner, or to acknowledge it as both free and objective.