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名称 The question of the other
索引号 B089.3/E20092
分类号 B089.3
B089.3(哲学人类学)
B089(其他哲学流派)
B08(哲学流派及其研究)
B0(哲学理论)
B(哲学、宗教)
作者 Waldenfels、 Bernhard、 1934-、
出版社 Hong Kong : The Chinese University Press ; Albany, NY : State University of New York Press, c2007.
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页数 xii, 148 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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注解 "The Tang Chun-I lecture for 2004" -- T.p. 附註 Includes bibliographical references (p. [129]-148) 內容 Lecture I: experience of the other -- Opening: picture magic -- The rise of the alien in western history -- Linguistic and conceptual shades -- The same, the self and the ambiguity of otherness -- Alienness as incarnate absence -- Alienness of myself and of the other -- Alienness outside order and below order -- Ways of appropriation -- The paradox of xenology -- Lecture II: response to the other -- Opening: refusal of response -- Intentionality, regularity, and responsivity -- Demand and response -- Singularity and inevitability -- Posteriority, asymmetry, and the third -- Responding to what happens -- Lecture III: the power of events -- Opening: a traffic accident -- Getting out of line -- To whom something happens -- What happens between us -- What takes place and proceeds -- Lecture IV: time-lag -- Opening: no first word, no last word -- Myth and logos of time -- Time of speech -- Time of the senses -- Time of forgetting and remembering -- Time of the other -- Lecture V: bodily experience between selfhood and otherness -- Opening: lost of the face -- The riddle of our body -- Intentionality and affection -- The split self -- The other as my double -- Lecture VI: violence as violation -- Opening: sacrifice of human beings -- Topics of violence -- Violence between nature and culture-- Violence and violation -- Collective, individual, and anonymous violence -- Normality and singularity of violence -- Violence under the sway of order -- Violence in the shadow of orders -- Lecture VII: being here and elsewhere -- Opening: contract of conquest -- Three historical space paradigms -- The multiplicity of lifeworld -- Orientated versus homogeneous space -- Real or symbolic space? -- Actual, habitual, and virtual space -- Being in place and out of place -- Globalisation, localisation and beyond.