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Koubová A.

Filosofický časopis (Philosophical Journal)

2015

vol. 63

issue 2

179-196

The experience of pregnancy during which one human body lives inside another human body can provide an unconventional way of making some aspects of human subjectivity and embodiment stand out. This article arises from a phenomenological analysis of the living body and through a comparative analysis of two philosophical descriptions of pregnancy (N. Depraz a I. Young) it arrives at an alternative understanding of the duality which characterises this experience. Instead of the duality of self and the other in myself – of identity and inner alterity – it offers a topological duality of excessive closeness and distance from one’s own interpretation of reality. The article draws, in this, on the account of friendship in G. Agamben, well-being in G. Bachelard and the world outside the world of J. Derrida. In this way there is not constituted some kind of more powerful female subjectivity, but conduct on the basis of tact with respect to the hiddenness of reality. With reference to a question of J. Butler, the final part of the article deals with the possibilities of ethics in a subject that is not transparent to itself, something which flows from the experience just analysed.

“Me, semper idem” and/or “vriemiaobiemlushcheje jedinstvo lichnosti”: Person and Time in the Works of Vyacheslav Ivanov and Semyon Frank

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Cymborska-Leboda M.

Slavia Orientalis

2019

vol. LXVIII

issue 4

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“Me, semper idem” and/or “vriemiaobiemlushcheje jedinstvo lichnosti”: Person and Time in the Works of Vyacheslav Ivanov and Semyon Frank