Reprezentări filosofice ale unității existenței: prin credință noetică și credință perceptivă
Unity of existence in philosophical representations: Through noetic and perceptual faith
Author(s): Viorel CernicaSubject(s): Philosophy, History of Philosophy, Contemporary Philosophy, Phenomenology
Published by: Editura Academiei Române
Keywords: noetic belief; perceptual faith; representation (of real-world unity); transcendence; lived world; Petrovici; Merleau-Ponty;
Summary/Abstract: In the following paper, I suggest an interpretation of Petrovici’s and Merleau-Ponty’s philosophy, both of them structured in accordance with the concept of unity of existence (the world), itself given in a close relation with the idea about an existential subject. Each philosophy includes a representation of the unity of existence, founded, the first, in a spiritual conviction (noetic belief), and the second, in a perceptual faith. This representation is in the same time a privileged kind by which a subject enters the world. Also, I will suggest arguments in order to legitimate the idea that each representation and its construction let themselves be led by the regulativity of a model of philosophizing: the philosophy of life (in the context of a metaphysics) – Petrovici; the existential philosophy (in a phenomenological context) – Merleau-Ponty.
Journal: Studii de istorie a filosofiei româneşti
- Issue Year: XVIII/2022
- Issue No: 18
- Page Range: 11-27
- Page Count: 17
- Language: Romanian