Titlebook: Merleau-Ponty In Contemporary Perspectives; Patrick Burke,Jan Veken Book 1993 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1993 Maurice Merleau-Ponty.Paul R

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Merleau-Ponty and Thinking from Withinarticle is itself an exemplary testimony of the style of thought which dominated the French philosophical scene during this era and upon which the structuralist wave broke after Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s death in 1961. The then accepted opinion was, as Foucault underscores it, definitely going in the

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Merleau-Ponty and the Question of Phenomenological Architectonics of knowledge with regard to eidetic states-of-things… and the philosophical understanding of the aprioristic form of the world are dogmatic” (p. 172). This attitude is based, by “eidetic fixation of essences” (p. 171), on natural worldly experience as athematic pre-knowledge of the essences of the

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Raw Being and Violent Discourse: Foucault, Merleau-Ponty and the (Dis-)Order of Thingswe will “accompany this break-up, (…) this differentiation” . Hence, perhaps, my hesitation and the uneasiness which haunted me at the thought of having to enter in this arena crowded by all those choices that, like the war, “have taken place” (cf. SNS, ch. 10): for or against “the” subject, for or

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Communication and the Prose of the World: The Question of Language in Merleau-Ponty and Gadamerf language is not about fixed structures, as if language functions merely as a technique for deciphering ready-made significations. The question of language, in other words, is not captured by a scientistic linguistics, for it fails to take into consideration what language is for a speaking subject.

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Merleau-Ponty in Retrospect rigour of his questioning.”’ It is hard to disagree with Lefort on this point. And while one can obviously only speculate on such matters, Lefort is also perhaps right, at least in part, when he says: “[generally speaking, what we’ve seen flower has been a triumphantly destructive approach to philo

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Book 1993y that claim. Yet, it is the feeling of many of the contributors to this volume that the so-called "second Merleau-Ponty" is still not really known. The unfinished state of The Visible and the Invisible and the cryptic condition of many of the "Working Notes" may be responsible for that. More resear

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