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Martina Heideggera projekt „innej” filozofii. Krótkie studium z Przyczynków do filozofii

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Surzyn J.
IDEA. Studia nad strukturą i rozwojem pojęć filozoficznych
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2017
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vol. 29/1
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The article attempts to present a project of Martin Heidegger’s other philosophy, which he presented in his book "Contributions to Philosophy". Heidegger proposes a return to true philosophy in which revealed Being itself. According to Heidegger, Being is the basis and the beginning of everything, but in the history of philosophy being was shrouded by entity, that is, since Plato's time there has retracted from the primary intuition of the presocrates (Heraclit, Parmenides) and replaced the problem of entity, it means the central question of philosophy has been the problem what is entity – what is that, which “is”. As a result of this situation, Being has been forgotten and metaphysics has put man into a state of inauthenticity. Heidegger in a groundbreaking and unique work entitled "Contributions to Philosophy (From Enowning)" tries to direct a man understood as Dasein towards the event of Being, it means towards what is obscured and revealed -Ereignis. This famous book in an aphoristic, metaphorical style tries to target the event (enowning) of Being, which comes down to the design of other philosophy presented in a fusion of the different aspects of Being. Philosophy is embodied here as the “fugue of Being” that occurs to a man-Dasein, and thus introduces man into another, “true” area of experience of what is at the strong fundament, therefore what is the beginning and principle of everything.
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Saga założycielska „Bogorii” – gazety samorządowej z Grodziska Mazowieckiego

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Szurek A.
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Litteraria Polonica
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2021
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vol. 62
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issue 3
99-115
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The concepts of saga and rhetorical vision constitute an element of the method of rhetorical criticism of fantasy theme analysis, introduced by Ernest Bormann. A saga is a continuously told and re-told story of the accomplishments of an individual, a group, or an institution, explaining its place in the world, the purpose of its existence, and its modus operandi. The paper is an attempt at presenting the saga built around Bogoria, i.e. the local free monthly from Grodzisk Mazowiecki, Poland, which has been published since 1992 by the local Cultural Centre. The material for analysis comes from various jubilee and anniversary editions, which contain mainly articles and manifestos where the editors try to explain their perception of what a local newspaper should be and what role it should play in a local community. The paper discusses the transformation of the Bogoria’s saga from the righteous-social model to the social one.
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Pojęcia sagi i retorycznej wizji są elementem metody krytyki retorycznej „motywu fantazjowania” przedstawionej przez Ernesta Bormanna. Saga jest nieustannie rozwijaną opowieścią o dokonaniach jednostki, grupy lub instytucji, wyjaśniającą jej miejsce w świecie, cel istnienia i sposób działania. Artykuł jest próbą przedstawienia sagi budowanej wokół gazety „Bogoria”, ukazującej się w Grodzisku Mazowieckim od 1992 roku. „Bogoria” jest bezpłatnym miesięcznikiem wydawanym przez lokalne Centrum Kultury. Analizowany materiał pochodzi z wydań jubileuszowych – setnego i dwusetnego numeru, z numerów z okazji dziesięciolecia, dwudziestolecia i dwudziestopięciolecia czasopisma. Są to przede wszystkim artykuły i manifesty, w których redaktorzy starają się określić, czym ich zdaniem powinna być lokalna gazeta i jakie funkcje powinna pełnić w społeczności. Artykuł omawia przemianę sagi „Bogorii” od modelu społeczno-moralnego do społecznego.
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