Analiza političkih aspekata studentske blokade Filozofskoga fakulteta u Zagrebu: metoda i strategija studentske blokade

Author(s): Duško Petrović / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 23/2011

The author analyzes the method and strategy of the student blockade of the teaching process on the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in 2009. Special emphasis is placed on those aspects of strategic-methodological forms of action which ascribed to the blockade a mobilizing potential and possibilities of politization. Using some elements of Lacan’s psychoanalytic theory and the theory of hegemony by Laclau and Mouffe, the author is trying to show that the performative aspect of student demands played a key role in the politization of those demands. The article ends with the analysis of the political impacts of that action and defines the term politization as applied to this situation.

“Izbavljenje slike”: politička teologija filma

Author(s): Mario Vrbančić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 23/2011

This essay questions the ways in which cinematic mode of production constructs modern and postmodern identities. By exploring various theories, from Jonathan Beller’s politics of the visible to Walter Benjamin’s and Slavoj Žižek’s work on ideology, the essay points to the possibility of the political theology of film. Political theology of film is critique of hierarchical order of cinematic images established by cinematic mode of production.

LA CORRELATION LANGAGE-CONSCIENCE AU CRIBLE DE LA PSYCHOGENESE : LE PROBLEME DE L’ACQUISITION DU LANGAGE CHEZ JEAN PIAGET

Author(s): Raphaël Ehrsam / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

This paper adresses a commonplace way of articulating language and consciousness together. It expands on the difficulties raised by such a stance, by drawing its concepts and arguments from Jean Piaget’s psychogenesis. Especially, it displays the issues illuminated by Piaget about language acquisition.

LA PHANTASIA PERCEPTIVE  CHEZ HUSSERL ET DANS L’EXPERIENCE THEATRALE

Author(s): Raluca Mocan / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

The dramatic play sets a challenge to Husserl’s theory of imagination and its connection to perceptive experience. What takes place on stage in front of the audience is both the effective reality and the happening of a fictional story. In this paper, we are interested in the extension of the phenomenology of experience to a world of mere fictions. By analyzing a few chosen texts from the volume XXIII of Husserliana, we shall put the eidetics of imagination to the test of the dramatic experience of the audience and raise the problem of the ator’s play and its paradox.

LES SPECULATIONS HISTORIQUES EN PSYCHANALYSE : MYSTIFICATION OU CLARIFICATION GRAMMATICALE?

Author(s): Vincent Grondin / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

The main goal of this paper is to criticize Wittgenstein’s reading of Freudian psychoanalysis. According to Wittgenstein, the very notion of “unconscious” can only make sense considered from a grammatical standpoint. The unconscious is not an empirical feature of our mind but a kind of language game.  On the basis of a thorough study of Freud's book on Moses, this paper argues that psychoanalysis relies on a legitimate alternative to Wittgenstein's conception of mind and culture. For psychoanalysis, mind and culture would need to be understood as essentially diachronic, rather than as language games.

INTENTIONNALITE ET SIGNIFICATION 

Author(s): Andrei Marga / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

À la réunion des écoles doctorales de deux universités, il est convient que les protagonistes présentent les approches qu’ils pratiquent. C’est pourquoi je présente l’interprétation de base que j’ai donnée et que je donne à l’oeuvre du fondateur de la phénoménologe et les repères de cette interprétation. J’ai publié un chapitre sur la philosophie de Husserl dans mon volume : Introduction dans la philosophie contemporaine (Polirom, Iaşi, 2002, 418 p.), pour reprendre l’interprétation de cette philosophie dans la monographie La philosophie de Habermas (Polirom, Iaşi, 2005, 514 p.) J’affirme dès le début que mon intérêt pour l’oeuvre de Husserl est primordialement systématique, en rapport avec les crises de notre temps, de sorte que l’intérêt exégétique est subordonné.  

PERCEPTION : UN ETAT INTENTIONNEL?

Author(s): Roberta Locatelli / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

It is close to current orthodoxy in analytic philosophy that perception is an intentional state. In this paper I will provide some evidence to doubt the alleged triviality of this claim. In fact, intentionality is a semantical notion and perception has, at least in a basic sense, no semantic nature. I will individuate some general features of intentionality and I will show that they cannot be consistently applied to percepton. As a conclusion, I will roughly sketch an alternative non-intentional view of perception.  

BOOK REVIEW

Author(s): Pierre-Jean Renaudie / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

Jocelyn Benoist : Sens et sensibilité. L’intentionnalité en contexte, Paris, Éd. du Cerf, 2009, 327 p.

DE LA PERCEPTION COMME LANGAGE AU LANGAGE COMME PERCEPTION (CE QUI EST MORT ET CE QUI EST VIVANT DANS LA THEORIE HUSSERLIENNE)

Author(s): Jocelyn Benoist / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

We usually think that phenomenology should have something to say on perception, as it should also bring down to perception all other kinds of human activities that secure our insertion into the world. If we look though to Husserl, as the founder of the fundamental concepts of phenomenology, such a thesis does not go by itself. On one hand, it is not self evident that the fundamental concepts in Husserl’s phenomenology come from an analysis of perception. And, on the other hand, in applying these very concepts to perception itself, we find ourselves facing a number of difficulties. In order to positively use Husserl’s phenomenology in view of a philosophical and empirical research concerning perception andits relation to language we should thus take a critical point of view and clarify certain concepts. It is the task of this paper.

HUSSERL ET LES LIMITES DU MODELE INTENTIONNALISTE DE LA CONSCIENCE  

Author(s): Maria Gyemant / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

This paper aims to ask the question whether, in Husserl’s perspective, all consciousness is intentional and to explore the alternatives. Thus, we have proceeded to a thorough analysis of Husserl’s texts concerning temporality and the rather bizarre type of intentionaliy that it implies. The examining of this intentionality that Husserl calls “longitudinal intentionality” has brought us to the conclusion that its intentional character incomprehensible unless we change our very concept of intentioality which cannot be anymore that of an object-relation, as it were defined in the Logical Investigations. It is, therefore, the very limit of intentionality that is revealed by our questioning the time-consciousness in Husserl.  

INTERPRETATION ET ELUCIDATION DU RECIT DE REVE. HABERMAS ET WITTGENSTEIN

Author(s): Charlotte Gauvry / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

This article analyses the many, and sometimes conflicting, aspects of Wittgenstein’s reading of Freud’s work. While an opponent of psychoanalysis scientific aspirations, Wittgenstein belongs to the esthetical legacy of Freud’s method. Hence the elucidation of dreams according to Wittgenstein is not a hermeneutical one. Wittgenstein refuses to consider that the narrative of a dream is a fragment of a broken text that should be interpreted usinga translation and substitution methodology. According to Wittgenstein, one should instead use a set of comparisons, with other language games or symbols, to elucidate particular aspects of the tale of a dream. This comparison should be based on one main conceptual instrument: context.  

REMPLISSEMENT ET CONDITIONS DE SENS

Author(s): Federico Boccaccini / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2010

Generally, the concept of « Fulfilment » in Husserl’s Phenomenology trends or tends to be interpreted as a form of verificationism. In my contribution, I try to suggest a new interpretation of this important concept for the phenomenological tradition by the notion of “schematism without concept” that we find in Kant’s Critique of Judgement. In particular, I would to show a possible connection between the notion of “common sense” in Kant and the act of Fulfilment.    

Indian Studies at the University of Warsaw: The creation and implementation of the first cycle and second cycle study programmes (2006 – June 2010)

Author(s): Anna Trynkowska / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2011

Czech Indology and the concept of Orientalism

Author(s): Martin Hříbek / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2011

Teaching Hindi in the Czech Republic. A historic overview and Czech contribution to the understanding of Hindi

Author(s): Svetislav Kostić / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2011

Towards a more inclusive Indology: Problems and Prospects

Author(s): Chettiarthodi Rajendran / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2011

Filling-in some voids

Author(s): Harbans Mukhia / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2011

Indology in Cracow – facing new challenges, viewing new perspectives

Author(s): Marzenna Czerniak-Drożdżowicz / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2011

Regional co-operation in Central and Eastern Europe: Overview and appraisal

Author(s): Danuta Stasik / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2011

The method of investigation in Indian tradition

Author(s): Kunchapudi Srinavas / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2011