00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00یان پاتوچکا و پدیدارشناسی زندگی پس از مرگ [کتاب انگلیسی]Springer NetherlandsSpringer Netherlands Table of contents : Contents Contributors Chapter 1: Introduction The Phenomenology of Afterlife The Essays in this Volume References Chapter 2: The Phenomenology of Afterlife Chapter 3: To Live After Death: Where? Patočka’s “Phenomenology of Afterlife” and Its Contexts I II III References Chapter 4: Dying With the Other: Death as the Manifestation of Community Death and the Three Movements of Human Existence Death and the Front-Line Experience Self-Sacrifice and Self-Surrender Death as the Manifestation of Community References Chapter 5: The Intimacy of Disappearance HIGHLIGHTS AND INTERSTICES References Chapter 6: Forgiveness and the Dead The Relationality of Forgiveness My Father and Me Being Forgiven by the Dead Conclusion References Chapter 7: Postmortal Openness to Meaning The Personal Project and Its Setting in the World (in the Middle of Things) Different Forms of Postmortal Life The Self as a Project and an Event that Transcends all Selves Unchanging Essence Versus Conversation with the Deceased Process Philosophy and Ancient Greek Culture Derrida’s Patočka Conclusion References Chapter 8: The Other Modern Séances Introduction: The Phenomenology of Afterlife Some (Perhaps Unusual) Cases of the Dead in Our Lives The Dead in Our Lives: Grief, Simply A Problem for/Within the Philosophy of Social Science? The Phenomenology of Afterlife Revisited References Untitled Chapter 9: What Does It Mean to Love the Dead? Introduction Loving the Dead as Non-reciprocal Love Being for Others and the Being of the Dead Becoming Contemporary with the Dead References Chapter 10: Between Memory and History: Retracing Historical Knowledge Through a Phenomenology of Afterlife Loss and Retrieval Afterlife Between History and the Individual Between Memory and History Testimony and Afterlife Conclusion References Chapter 11: Drawing a Line or Blurring the Contour Between Animate and Inanimate with Clarice Lispector and Jan Patočka Introduction Patočka and Objecthood The Animate Subject Is Partly an Object Janair and the Inversion of the Gaze of the Other The Cockroach and the Inhuman Gaze Conclusion References Chapter 12: “Unresting Death, a Whole Day Nearer Now”: Parfit and Patočka on Death and False Consolations Sweet Consoling Theorization (Killing Death) Body qua Körper and Body qua Leib Relentless Death Being with Others, Dying with Others, and the Hollowness of (False) Consolations References Strandberg, Gustav Author Strandberg, Hugo Author پاتوچکا, یان (Jan Patočka؛ فیلسوف اهل چک؛ از آخرین شاگردان ادموند هوسرل و مارتین هایدگر؛ او همچنین در فرایبورگ دوستی فلسفی مادام‌العمر با یوگن فینک دستیار هوسرل برقرار کرد؛ مکتب: فلسفه قاره ای; پدیدارشناسی؛ «پدیدارشناسی ذهنی» / پدیدارشناسی وجودی; "افلاطون گرایی منفی «Negative Platonism»"), 1907م. تورنوو، چک#1977م. پراگ، چک 1907م. تورنوو، چک#1977م. پراگ، چک Descriptor book marcgt 9783031495489