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Traces de Dieu dans le philosophie d'Emmanuel Levinas / Traces of God in the philosophy of Emmanuel LevinasThomassen, Magdalene 17 October 2015 (has links)
La thèse présente une relecture chronologique et systématique de la question de Dieu dans la philosophie d’Emmanuel Levinas : elle se propose d’examiner le mouvement plurivoque et ambiguë de la « trace » par lequel se dessine le sens du mot ‘Dieu’ dans cette philosophie. En identifiant l’enchevêtrement de trois champs de recherche qui se déploient à travers l’oeuvre – les foyers thématiques de la sortie, de la socialité et de la signifiance –, nous tentons de montrer qu’à travers eux se découvrent trois modalités de la notion de la « trace » qui pénètre la pensée de Levinas sur Dieu et sur l’homme inséparablement. Nous avons d’abord suivi l’émergence de la question de Dieu depuis les premières insinuations jusqu’aux textes parus entre Totalité et Infini et Autrement qu’être (1e partie) ; ensuite, nous avons exploré le déploiement autrement accentué d’une pensée de Dieu jumelée à une reformulation du sujet, au centre de la deuxième oeuvre maîtresse (2e partie) ; enfin, nous avons relevés les points culminants de la recherche de la signifiance du mot Dieu tels qu’ils ont été approfondis et affirmés dans les oeuvres de la maturité (3e partie). La complexité du travail de Levinas sur la question de Dieu en philosophie se lit dans la densité de la notion de la trace : inscrite (1) dans le visage d’autrui, (2) dans la passivité du sujet et (3) dans le dire prophétique, elle permet de penser Dieu comme l’absence-présence d’unetranscendance radicale, transcendance qui dans toute sa séparation absolue néanmoins affecte l’immanence ets’incarne comme intelligibilité première. / The theses presents a chronological and systematic re-reading of the question of God in the philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas, and examines the ambiguous and equivocal movement of the “trace” through which is delineated the meaning of the word ‘God’ in this philosophy. By identifying three areas of research interweaving throughout his work – the three thematic clusters of ‘exit’, of ‘sociality’ and of ‘significance’ –, it is shown how three modalities of the notion of the “trace” are exposed through these areas: the “trace” in its equivocal formulation penetrates the thinking of Levinas on God and man inseparably. First we follow the emergence of the question of God from the first early suggestions through the texts appearing between Totality and Infinity and Otherwise than being (part 1); then we explore the more accentuate thinking on God in association with a reformulation of the subject, at the heart of Levinas’ second major work (part 2); finally we drawn attention to the culminating points of the research on the meaning of the word ‘God’ as deepened and corroborated in Levinas’ later works (part 3). The complexity of the work of Levinas on the question of God in philosophy may be read through the density of the notion of the trace: Inscribed in (1) the face of the other, (2) the passivity of the subject (3) the prophetic saying, it makes it possible to think God as the absence-presence of a radical transcendence, a transcendence that in all its absolute separation still affects immanence and incarnates itself as original intelligibility.
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Vliv Emerosonova transcendentalismu na vývoj hnutí New Age / Impact of Emerson's Transcendentalism on the Development of the New Age Movement . An Inquiry into Parallels as a Way to Determine the InfluenceRabochová, Pavlína January 2011 (has links)
This thesis provides details about historical background of American Transcendentalism, a theological, philosophical and literary tradition of the first half of the nineteenth century in United States and of New Age religion originating roughly at the turn of the same century and maturing in the 1970's in a form of the New Age movement. The work focuses on the influence of American Transcendentalism as one of the shaping factors, which contributed to the emergence of New Age. The attention is placed primarily on the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Through a detailed analysis of selected Emerson's essays parallels are drawn between the beliefs held by the Transcendentalists, mainly Emerson, and general beliefs shared with the New Age community. Following the historical development of both traditions, we discover the point of convergence, namely the New Thought movement originating in the second half of the nineteenth century.
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