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PROČ MLUVIT O MOSTĚ?

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Dornberg M.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2013
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vol. 68
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issue 5
419 – 425
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The article deals with some aspects of Heidegger’s essay Building Dwelling Thinking in a new and more per formative way. It explores the meaning of two common things from the author’s own life world/Lebenswelt (a small ball he uses in psychotherapy and his stethoscope he uses as a medical doctor). Both things create living relationships between human beings, things and their environment. Things constructed by humans (such as bridges, balls and stethoscopes) take an active part in a never ending performance of being. The power of such things to create new and intense behavioural, perceptual and aesthetic experience was (among other themes) approached within the performance Aspects of Text which took place on October 29, 2012 in the theatre “Na zábradlí“ in Prague and focused on the above mentioned text of M. Heidegger.
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MEZIPROSTORY: K ČEMU JSOU FILOSOFICKÉ PERFORMANCE? ÚVAHY O ZTĚLESNĚNÍ A VEŘEJNOSTI FILOSOFICKÉHO MYŠLENÍ

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Gauss E. M., Felgenhauer K.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2013
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vol. 68
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issue 5
402 – 411
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In accordance with the spirit of Philosophie-Performance Festival [soundcheck philosophie] which took place in 2011 and 2012 in Halle (Germany) the paper deals with possible forms of expressing philosophical thoughts. In the frame of an optical experiment the notions embodiment and the public have been focused on in order to take a closer look – in accordance with the objectives of the performative philosophy – at the reception of a theory. The justification of the need of philosophical performances and other experiments concerning the philosophical discourse goes back to the philosophical anthropology of Helmut Plessner (1889 – 1985). Two theses are presented as a conclusion: a) philosophical thinking as such is to be taken as public; b) the embodiment of philosophical thinking is to be understood as a purely mental process.
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