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A escala nacional la discusión sobre los transgénicos ha tomado un fuerte impulso cuando ve involucrado al maíz, puesto que se trata de un grano muy especial, por lo tanto lo referente a él es muy delicado para la sociedad mexicana. La... more
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      Maize, Transgenic plants, Cultura Del Maíz, Revolución Verde
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      Acoso Sexual, Etnografía Digital
En la presente investigación intentaremos averiguar si la huelga de hambre puede ser entendida como una forma de suicidio político, y esto a su vez, como una forma de resistencia en el contexto de un régimen gubernamental. Para entrar... more
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      Necropolitics, Biopolitics, Filosofía Política, Suicidio
En el siguiente trabajo, intentaremos problematizar sobre el acontecimiento de la huelga de hambre, e interpretarlo a partir de la perspectiva del uso del cuerpo como territorio de disputa, entre el control biopolítico del cuerpo, con su... more
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      Geopolitics, Biopower and Biopolitics, Filosofía Del Cuerpo, Filosofia Politica
This book provides new theoretical approaches to the subject of virtuality. All chapters reflect the importance of extending the analysis of the concept of “the virtual” to areas of knowledge that, until today, have not been fully... more
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      Philosophy, Visual Studies, Technology, Media Studies
Sartrean conceptions of the Ego, emotions, language, and the imaginary provide a comprehensive account of "magic" that could ultimately give rise to a new philosophical psychology. By focusing upon only one of these here-the imaginary-we... more
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      Magic, Imagination, Nostalgia, Sartre
By introducing ‘drives’ into a Sartrean framework, ‘being-in-itself’ is interpreted as ‘Nature as such’, wherein instincts dominate. Being-for-itself, on the contrary, has an ontological nature diametrically opposed to this former –... more
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      Values, Desire, Nature, Sartre
Sartre’s conception of ‘‘the look’’ creates an ontological conflict with no real resolution with regard to intersubjective relations. However, through turning to the pages of The Transcendence of the Ego (1936) one will be able to begin... more
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      Magic, Personal Identity, Sartre, Interpersonality
This paper contrasts Sartre's account of emotion with Heidegger's account of Befindlichkeit and 'mood' (Stimmung). Sartre's account of emotion is a strong one: emotions occur only when a more neutral and colourless 'pragmatic attitude' is... more
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      Emotion, Heidegger, Mood, Sartre
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      Values, Phenomenology, Disgust, Aurel Kolnai
This paper argues that a proper understanding of the epistemological and metaphysical issue of dualism can only be attained through a thoroughgoing analysis of human emotion. Indeed, it is no coincidence that three main thinkers on... more
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      Emotion, Spinoza, Descartes, Dualism
This is a special issue edited by Laura Candiotto and Léo Peruzzo Jr. for the Journal Aurora. Among the contributors: Dina Mendonça, Valeria Bizzarri, Adrian Spremberg, Carlos Vara Sanchéz, Daniel O'Shiel, Alejandro Murillo-Lara, Carlos... more
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      Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Epistemology, Philosophy of the Emotions
Jean-Paul Sartre's technical and multifaceted concept of magic is central for understanding crucial elements of his early philosophy (1936-1943), not least his conception of the ego, emotion, the imaginary and value. Daniel O'Shiel... more
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      Emotion, Art Theory, Values, Advertising
This piece explicates some chief modes of consciousness in phenomenology in order to show that a very significant challenge of virtuality surfaces both within, as well as outside of, the discipline. This issue is of no small importance... more
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      Perception, Phenomenology, Imagination, Virtuality
Intitulé Lectures de Jean-Luc Marion et composé d’une vingtaine d’articles, le volume assume l’équivocité d’une mise en abîme : lire Marion dans sa propre lecture de la philosophie. Montrer à l’œuvre le dialogue du philosophe avec... more
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      Phenomenology, Jean-Luc Marion, French phenomenology: Michel Henry, Jean-Luc Marion, Jean-Yves Lacoste and Emmanuel Levinas. Husserl and Heidegger., Jean Luc Marion
The purpose of my inquiry is to explore Patocka’s conception of history and to lay out the different horizons of meaning within which this questioning unfolds. More particularly, I aim to provide a justification for Patocka’s claim that... more
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      Phenomenology, Martin Heidegger, Philosophy of History, Jan Patocka
Subjectivity and Project. Patočka's critique of Heidegger's concept "project of possibilities" The purpose of this article is to lay out the way the main aspects of Patočka's critical reading of Heidegger's fundamental ontology. More... more
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      Phenomenology, Martin Heidegger, Jan Patocka, Heidegger's Being and Time
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      Metaphysics, Eugen Fink, Philosophical Cosmology, Phenemenology
Dans la période qui suit immédiatement la publication d’ Être et temps, Heidegger accorde une place de plus en plus importante, à la fois dans son enseignement et dans ses publications, à ce qu’il appelle le « débat philosophique avec... more
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      Phenomenology, German Idealism, Martin Heidegger, Johann Gottlieb Fichte
The main goal of my inquiry is to lay out the proximity between Patočka’s and Ricœur’s readings of Husserl’s Krisis and to stress the role played by the concept of the life-world in the unfolding of their original philosophical... more
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      Phenomenology, Edmund Husserl, Paul Ricoeur, Jan Patocka