Being and power: a phenomenological ontology of forms of Llfe
"Why do we act as we do? Why do we assume that the way of being and behaving in our community is right, good, and common sense? Why do we fail to understand those who are, act, and feel differently? These are some of the questions that this book raises and attempts to answer. This ontology is r...
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Wilmington, Delaware ; Malaga, Spain
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Why do we act as we do? Why do we assume that the way of being and behaving in our community is right, good, and common sense? Why do we fail to understand those who are, act, and feel differently? These are some of the questions that this book raises and attempts to answer. This ontology is rooted in the phenomenological tradition but with the innovation of taking the "form of life" as the central ontological unit. We are our form of life, but, as a transcendental-immanent reality, this is not directly equivalent to culture or society; it is rather the "political" realisation in the world of an image of the human being shared by a given community. This overcomes the traditional dualities of individual and society, consciousness and body, facticity and freedom, actuality and possibility. The subject is a subject because it identifies with that image, which is equivalent to the intersubjective consciousness of how one should act and be in the world. This gives rise to multiple forms of life. The latter implies a certain power to be who one wants to be. In this way, the book is an invitation to self-examination, for if our form of life is voluntary (i.e., capitalism), it shatters the illusion that one cannot live in any other way, and places us before the anguished but inevitable task of justifying its adoption or resorting to its abandonment. The book offers a dynamic analysis of human existence as the actualisation of a form of life that is, at the same time, the exercise of a certain power over those who seek to live otherwise, especially when that form is institutionalised by a government as the essence of the national or transnational community." |
| Beschreibung: | xxiii, 122 Seiten illustrations 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781648898174 |
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Table of Contents Introduction: Beings and Forms of Life vii Chapter 1 Philosophies of the Will Chapter 2 Power and the Will-to-Be: Self-Affirmation 21 Chapter 3 Being and the Will-to-Power: Universalization 33 Chapter 4 The Will-to-Will and Will-to-Power: Spontaneity 51 The Limits of Power 63 Conclusion: Power, State and Ethics 75 Chapter 5 1 Bibliography 111 Index 119 |
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