Philosophies du sens
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What is the sense of sense? An investigation through contemporary philosophy. Read More
Schelling asked: "Why is there sense, not non-sense instead of sense?" In this question, the notion is not a sign referring to something; no more so than when it is commonly said that some thing, some event or some state of affairs (but not a statement) “makes sense”. How should we address this version of sense philosophically? This volume starts from a conviction: the philosophical structure underlying the idea of sense opens up with Kant, in that it can first be defined as referring a given reality to the horizon of a reality (or an ideality) which is only postulated – which one can name, but not directly know. Here, we intend to better identify how sense has become a guiding category of philosophy, which has been constantly at work in the variations of idealism and in the emergence of phenomenology, of philosophy of life, existence, culture, and psychoanalysis.
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- Presses Universitaires du Septentrion
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Numéro 39
- Edited by
- Christian Berner, Charlotte Morel,
- With
- Matthieu Amat, Christian Berner, Marc De Launay, Julien Farges, Mildred Galland-Szymkowiak, Jean-Claude Gens, Jean-François Goubet, Dorothée Legrand, Charlotte Morel, Jean-Luc Nancy, Emmanuel Salankis, Jean-Michel Salankis, Olivier Tinland,
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- Opuscules
- ISSN
- 02962454
- Language
- French
- Tags
- Edmund Husserl, Emmanuel Kant, Ernst Cassirer, ethanalysis, Friedrich Nietzsche, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, German philosophy, Heinrich Rickert, idealism, Johann Gottlieb Fichte, neo-Kantianism, nonsense, non-sense, psychoanalysis, Rudolf Hermann Lotze, Schelling, signification, Simmel, Theodor Lipps, Weber, Wilhelm Dilthey, Windelband
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- Bibliothèques > Bibliothèque Littératures & Philosophie
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- Septentrion Catalog > Philosophy
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- 3126 Philosophie
- Title First Published
- 08 June 2023
- Original Publication
- 2023
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- 08 June 2023
- ISBN-13
- 978-2-7574-3908-1
- Extent
- Main content page count : 364
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- 2197
- Dimensions
- 16 x 20 x 1.9 cm
- Weight
- 500 grams
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Contents
Présentation
Charlotte Morel, Christian Berner
Une histoire du sens
De la signification au symbole dansla Critique de la faculté de juger
Marc de Launay
Le sens en partage. Les savants fichtéens, dépositaires de l'idéal
Jean-François Goubet
Hegel, Russell et le problème du holisme sémantique
Olivier Tinland
Lotze : du mécanique au signifiant
Charlotte Morel
Sens et symbole dans l'esthétique : Schelling et Lipps en parallèle
Mildred Galland-Szymkowiak
Sens et signification dans le troisième traité de la Généalogie de la morale
Emmanuel Salanskis
Signification et force. Les catégories diltheyennes de la vie
Jean-Claude Gens
Objectivité et individualité du sens. Perspectives néokantiennes en philosophie de la culture (Rickert, Simmel, M. Weber, Windelband)
Matthieu Amat
De quel « sens » la phénoménologie husserlienne est-elle la philosophie ?
Julien Farges
Formes symboliques et configuration du sens chez Ernst Cassirer
Christian Berner
Reprise du sens
De l'herméneutique à l’ethanalyse
Jean-Michel Salanskis
Faire sens – un mouvement inconscient
Dorothée Legrand
Sans meaning
Jean-Luc Nancy