SYMBOLIC INSTITUTION OF LANGUAGE IN SPEECH ON THE GROUNDS OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL FREEDOM. AN INQUIRE INTO NON SYMBOLIC PHENOMENOLOGY OF MARC RICHIR Cover Image

SYMBOLIC INSTITUTION OF LANGUAGE IN SPEECH ON THE GROUNDS OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL FREEDOM. AN INQUIRE INTO NON SYMBOLIC PHENOMENOLOGY OF MARC RICHIR
SYMBOLIC INSTITUTION OF LANGUAGE IN SPEECH ON THE GROUNDS OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL FREEDOM. AN INQUIRE INTO NON SYMBOLIC PHENOMENOLOGY OF MARC RICHIR

Author(s): Cristian Bodea
Subject(s): Philosophy
Published by: Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai
Keywords: symbolical institution; non symbolic phenomenology; phenomenological freedom.

Summary/Abstract: Once developed, philosophy has known not long ago a linguistic turn, and since then, we could almost inevitably say it reached a theological turn, only to know now a new important turning point throughout its history. We speak of a turning point which we dare to call psychoanalytical, already present in the philosophy of Maurice Merleau-Ponty. As a subtle continuation of the latter, the French phenomenologist Marc Richir will take advantage of the presence of psychoanalysis in the history of knowledge, first to make a distinction between symbol and phenomenon, in order to continue researching beyond the created human, the „pre-human”. In order to achieve this, a difference between speech and language, already recognized by psychoanalysis, distinguishes itself, as it is a difference that will eventually lead to the mystery of creation (and) of mankind.

  • Issue Year: 59/2014
  • Issue No: 3
  • Page Range: 57-67
  • Page Count: 11
  • Language: English
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