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241.
Hermeneutics, Practice, Event : An Attempt at Re-Conceptualizing Human Agency
Miklós Nyírő, 2023, original scientific article

Abstract: The paper deals with the problem of a re-conceptualization of the basic modes of human agency. This task is prompted by a consideration, according to which our traditional conceptuality (going back to the Greek distinction between poiesis and praxis) cannot account for the very emergence of true praxis that in turn can be explained by a certain oblivion institutionalized in our culture, namely, already on the level of grammar. Such oblivion is revealed by pointing out that the voice systems of the primordial Indo-European languages, as opposed to those of the major occidental languages, were still able to capture the all-encompassing notion of “pure event” and of “medial (event-related) agency.” This yields a tripartite typology of agency, which can account for the kind of human activity that mediates between poiesis and praxis and may, therefore, prepare for the latter.
Keywords: hermeneutics, practice, agency, grammar, middle voice, event
Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 70; Downloads: 20
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La crisi dell'abitare : L'ethos dell'occidente
Alfredo Rocha de la Torre, 2023, original scientific article

Abstract: The Crisis of Dwelling. The Ethos of the West The paper attempts to describe the fundamental features of the cultural ethos of the contemporary world, which within humanity causes the crisis of dwelling. Referring to the Heideggerian diagnostic of Weltzivilisation—as characterized by the prevalence of calculative thinking and thus by the demand of the availability of all entities—, we underline the features of thoughtlessness and emptiness of the technical civilization tied predominantly to calculation. Upon the basis of these features, one can conclude that the ethos of the current world has a banal and nihilistic character, which is linked, in a very general way, to the comprehension structure of today’s man that constitutes the way of the latter’s opening to the world and understanding of the disclosure itself. The prepositions of such a deliberation allow us to recognize that the crisis of dwelling resides, ultimately, in the crisis of thinking already indicated by Heidegger.
Keywords: crisis of dwelling, current cultural ethos, calculative thinking, Weltzivilisation, banal nihilism
Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 75; Downloads: 21
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Klaus Held (1. februar 1936–6. december 2023) : In memoriam
Dean Komel, 2023, professional article

Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 51; Downloads: 20
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Gianni Vattimo (4. januar 1936–19. september 2023) : In memoriam
Mario Kopić, 2023, professional article

Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 74; Downloads: 18
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Friedrich-Wilhelm von Herrmann (8. oktober 1934–2. avgust 2022) : In memoriam
Dean Komel, 2023, professional article

Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 53; Downloads: 15
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The Art of Lingering Hospitably : A Report
Jordan Huston, 2023, professional article

Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 67; Downloads: 20
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Prisotnost in prostor : Kritika časa
Jonel Kolić, 2023, review article

Abstract: Živimo v družbi, ki se krčevito trudi pretvoriti celokupnost življenja v predvidljivo strukturo. Uniformiranje človekovega obnašanja in mišljenja kot posledica globalizacije in digitalizacije sveta pričuje o tovrstni težnji. Čas s svojo razdelitvijo na preteklost, sedanjost in prihodnost predstavlja tripartitno strukturo, ki fragmentira človekovo življenje in sooblikuje strahove in upanja človeštva. Znotraj zahodne filozofije so se oblikovale tri ontologije časa, ki opredeljujejo okvire njegovega pojmovanja. V prispevku raziskujemo značilnosti in meje sleherne izmed njih, posvetimo se zlasti tretji, kakršna se je s posebnim poudarjanjem večnosti pojavila v opusu Emanueleja Severina. Kritiko časa nadaljujemo z razpravljanjem o njegovi intimni povezanosti z mislečim umom in načinom, na katerega misel deluje znotraj predpostavljenega »onstranstva«, ki se najbolj izraža s problematiziranjem in s projekcijami glede prihodnosti in preteklosti. Takšna interna logika misli razkriva, zakaj je možnost brezčasnosti, potem ko se je pojavila pri posameznih mislecih Zahoda, ostala nedovršena. Natanko to možnost skušamo v prispevku vzeti zares kot neposrednost, ki se mirno razteza onkraj prepričanja o obstoju časa in se artikulira s kontemplacijo o zavesti, prostoru in prisotnosti.
Keywords: čas, ontologija, zavest, prostor, prisotnost
Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 74; Downloads: 19
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Čas in odtujitev
Emanuele Severino, 2023, professional article

Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 58; Downloads: 19
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O totalitariumu
Dean Komel, 2023, original scientific article

Abstract: Filozofske, zgodovinopisne, sociološke, politološke, kulturološke in druge raziskave totalitarizma v 20. stoletju se osredotočajo na njegovo »družbeno pojavnost«, brez uvida, da je takšna »družbena pojavnost« lahko sama totalizirajoča glede horizonta sveta kot celote bivajočega, čeprav ga jemlje kot svojo »objektivno predpostavko«. Totalitarnost kot totalitarium se opolnomočuje s postavljanjem sveta, ki ga diktira totalizacija družbene subjektivitete. Prav tako je sistem produkcije, ki ga opredeljuje tehnoznanstveni napredek in se globalno kapitalizira, potrebno dojeti v kontekstu opolnomočenja družbene subjektivitete, ki se funkcionalno »objektivira« v totalitarium. Totalitarium vzpostavljajo različni bloki in cone funkcioniranja, vendar ne v zgodovinskem zaporedju, marveč kot konjunktura urejanj razporejanj, podrejanj in preurejanj, ki vsepovsod prevzemajo oblast.
Keywords: totalitarium, totalitarnost, družba, subjektiviteta, svet
Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 62; Downloads: 21
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Metaphysics and Transhumanism : Reflections on “Calculative Rationality”
Tonči Valentić, 2023, professional article

Abstract: The paper delves into the complex dynamics between ancient metaphysical understandings and contemporary transhumanist aspirations. Exploring the roots of metaphysics, it provides a panoramic overview of its key philosophers and concepts, and how it has evolved in the context of modern cognitive challenges. In addition, an in-depth analysis of transhumanism, its biotechnological visions, and influence on classical philosophical thought is provided. Special attention is paid to a critical review of transhumanism through the prism of prominent authors, such as Bishop, Lilley, and Sorgner, and it is analyzed how transhumanism redefines classical philosophical categories. The central part of the research is aimed at synthesizing metaphysical and transhumanist worldviews, exploring points of convergence and separation. The conclusion emphasizes the key findings and implications of the research, pointing to potential directions for future research, and reflects on the permanent role of metaphysics in the age of transhumanism.
Keywords: transhumanism, metaphysics, the technosphere, perception, reality
Published in DiRROS: 23.10.2024; Views: 93; Downloads: 24
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