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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Da presença constante à liberação da questão do ser / From standing presence to the liberation of the question of Being

Alexander de Carvalho 05 November 2014 (has links)
Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro / Fundação Carlos Chagas Filho de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro / Neste trabalho procurou-se compreender o conceito heideggeriano de história do ser com o fim de podermos acompanhar o filósofo na sua leitura da história da filosofia. Essa leitura passa por outro conceito fundamental também aqui investigado: o acontecimento apropriador. Munidos de ambos os conceitos, podemos avançar na leitura da história da filosofia empreendida por Heidegger de modo a ver com maior clareza as modulações do conceito de verdade apresentadas por ele. Detivemo-nos na modulação da verdade do pensamento moderno que é, ainda, a sob a qual vivemos. De acordo com a leitura heideggeriana da história, precisamos compreender o acontecimento apropriador que nos abre o mundo para nos situarmos e não repetirmos velhas fórmulas metafísicas, e, sim, pormo-nos na preparação do outro início. / This work has as task the comprehension of the heideggerian concept of history of Being in order to follow the philosopher in his interpretation of the history of philosophy. Such an interpretation takes into consideration another concept which we investigate here as well: enowning. With both concepts we can keep track of Heideggers interpretation of the history of philosophy so that we can see clearly the truth changes throughout history which he shows. We focused on the modernity truth change under which we still live. According to the heideggerian interpretation of history we need to comprehend the enowing that opens the world for us to be able to locate ourselves and for us not to repeat old metaphysic formulae and, then, prepare ourselves for the other beginning.
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Da presença constante à liberação da questão do ser / From standing presence to the liberation of the question of Being

Alexander de Carvalho 05 November 2014 (has links)
Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro / Fundação Carlos Chagas Filho de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro / Neste trabalho procurou-se compreender o conceito heideggeriano de história do ser com o fim de podermos acompanhar o filósofo na sua leitura da história da filosofia. Essa leitura passa por outro conceito fundamental também aqui investigado: o acontecimento apropriador. Munidos de ambos os conceitos, podemos avançar na leitura da história da filosofia empreendida por Heidegger de modo a ver com maior clareza as modulações do conceito de verdade apresentadas por ele. Detivemo-nos na modulação da verdade do pensamento moderno que é, ainda, a sob a qual vivemos. De acordo com a leitura heideggeriana da história, precisamos compreender o acontecimento apropriador que nos abre o mundo para nos situarmos e não repetirmos velhas fórmulas metafísicas, e, sim, pormo-nos na preparação do outro início. / This work has as task the comprehension of the heideggerian concept of history of Being in order to follow the philosopher in his interpretation of the history of philosophy. Such an interpretation takes into consideration another concept which we investigate here as well: enowning. With both concepts we can keep track of Heideggers interpretation of the history of philosophy so that we can see clearly the truth changes throughout history which he shows. We focused on the modernity truth change under which we still live. According to the heideggerian interpretation of history we need to comprehend the enowing that opens the world for us to be able to locate ourselves and for us not to repeat old metaphysic formulae and, then, prepare ourselves for the other beginning.
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Reception and Transformation of Zhuangzi¡¦s Philosophy in Taiwan¡¦s Modern Poetry

Ting, Hsu-hui 27 July 2009 (has links)
This study, conducted through an ¡¥aesthetics of reception¡¦ approach, analyzes the reception and transformation of Zhuangzi¡¦s philosophy in Taiwan¡¦s modern poetry, during the 1949 to 2008 period, with the focus on its development and accumulated value under Zhuangzi¡¦s influence. The value lies in the efforts of Taiwan¡¦s poets who inherited classical cultures from which they created a new spirit. This new spirit constructed the new aesthetics that paved the way for Taiwan¡¦s modern poetry (present and future), and even for Chinese poetry overall, in modern times. Chapters 2 and 3 respectively discuss how Taiwan¡¦s modern poetry received and transformed the fish and butterfly images in The Book of Zhuangzi. In Chapter 2, the metaphorical images in Taiwan¡¦s modern poetry, like the legendary Big Fish, the stranded fish trapped in a dry rut, spit on one another to stay wet, and small fish are also discussed with the conclusion reached that the images are actually projections, the poets¡¦ self-images. The fish images embody some significant archetypes and represent the aesthetics of self-forgetfulness. Chapter 3 discusses the butterfly images with metaphors of formless life, joys of rebirth, understanding of true self and the pursuit of reincarnation. The butterfly images also reflect significant archetypes and represent the concepts of metamorphosis and the anthropomorphic aesthetics of endowing objects with the philosophies of human beings. The archetypes and aesthetics of fish and butterfly images are also the key to evaluating the aesthetics in The Book of Zhuangzi. This key value has been influential in the reception and transformation of Zhuangzi¡¦s philosophy in Taiwan¡¦s modern poetry. Chapter 4 further explains that self-forgetfulness and the aesthetics of endowing objects with the philosophies of human beings can define the location of ¡¥I¡¦ in Zhuangzi¡¦s ¡§observing things by other things¡¨, the conceptual basis of Zhuangzi¡¦s insistence upon viewing all the natural beings from the same reflective perspective. These ideas not only served as spiritual nourishment for Taiwan¡¦s poets in hard times but also helped them to realize the unifying aesthetics: that all beings exist as a whole; this explains why Taiwan¡¦s modern poetry has a ¡¥self-forgetful¡¦ aesthetics in viewing things. It signifies a new stage of poetry and poetics in Taiwan. This study also labors on the interpretation of individual modern poems. Many excellent poems involving Zhuangzi¡¦s philosophy are considered difficult to interpret, which is mainly due to people¡¦s unfamiliarity with the allusions, images and thoughts in The Book of Zhuangzi. This study provides the methodology for interpreting poems involving Zhuangzi and provides approaches of such reading. In regard to modern poetry, it provides a basic and practical contribution. The Book of Zhuangzi has proven influential both to poets and modern poetry in general, in Taiwan, not only for the past 60 years but as the inspiration of a new spirit by enhancing the spiritual life of the whole of humanity.

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