Spelling suggestions: "subject:"worldhood"" "subject:"childhood""
1 |
O CONCEITO DE SIGNIFICATIVIDADE EM SER E TEMPO DE MARTIN HEIDEGGER / THE CONCEPT OF SIGNIFICANCE IN BEING AND TIME OF MARTIN HEIDEGGERVanny, Adel Fernando de Almeida 27 March 2009 (has links)
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / The present work aims at to rebuild the concept of significance , as it was presented in Being
and Time of Martin Heidegger. Therefore, the concept should be characterized as formal structure of the worldhood of the world and, besides, while the foundation of the possibility of the word and, consequently, of the language. For that, we opted to treat the theme in three
stages. In the first stage, we will look for to elaborate a brief presentation of the ontological project of Being and Time. This first chapter intends to place the theme of significance for inside of the heideggerian ontological project. Starting from the presentation of the
heideggerian ontological project, the second stage has in mind the reconstruction of the significance while the formal structure of the Worldhood of the world. In that case, the second chapter will be centered in the analysis of the existential structure of the world, aiming at to
expose the original constitution of the ontological structure of the world. While the third chapter aims at to characterize the significance as foundation of the possibility of the word and of the language. For that, this last stage will look for to explain the genesis of the
language that is found in the ontological treaty Being and Time. / O presente trabalho objetiva reconstruir o conceito de significatividade , conforme foi apresentado em Ser e Tempo de Martin Heidegger. Tal conceito deverá ser, portanto,
caracterizado como estrutura formal da mundaneidade do mundo e, ademais, enquanto o fundamento da possibilidade da palavra e, por conseguinte, da linguagem. Para tanto, optamos por tratar o tema em três etapas. Na primeira etapa, buscaremos elaborar uma breve apresentação do projeto ontológico de Ser e Tempo. Esse primeiro capítulo pretende situar o tema da significatividade no interior do projeto ontológico heideggeriano. A partir da apresentação do projeto ontológico heideggeriano, a segunda etapa tem em vista a
reconstrução da significatividade enquanto estrutura formal da mundaneidade do mundo. Assim, o segundo capítulo centrar-se-á na análise da estrutura existencial do mundo, visando expor a constituição originária da estrutura ontológica do mundo. Por sua vez, o terceiro capítulo objetiva caracterizar a significatividade como fundamento da possibilidade da palavra e da linguagem. Para isso, esta última etapa buscará esclarecer a gênese da linguagem,
tal como essa gênese foi exposta no tratado ontológico Ser e Tempo.
|
2 |
Deconstructing Presence: Rethinking the Intentionality of the Subject on the Basis of the Existentiality of DaseinDiaz, Edgar 01 January 2014 (has links)
Having begun from the assumption that our most fundamental way to relate to the world stems from an #I think# and that consciousness is at the center of this act, Edmund Husserl sets himself up for a very narrow and specialized view of human experience. In the end, such assumptions in the philosophical tradition and their terms often remain unquestioned and ingrained in a paradigm of discourse. My aim is to move beneath these assumptions-using Heidegger's and Merleau-Ponty's phenomenological work-so as to, first, explicitly undermine the scope of Husserlian intentionality at its foundation and, second, decenter the subject in contemporary phenomenological literature. An account of human experience in terms of inner intentional content, I argue, yields an incomplete and misleading picture of our human involvements and we must ultimately move beyond the subject and its logic. The way we are always already being-in-the-world and embodied in the phenomenal texture of everydayness leaves the cogito one step behind.
|
Page generated in 0.0167 seconds