Critique of rationality :: judgement and creativity from Benjamin to Merleau-Ponty /
In his 'Critique of Rationality', John Eustice O'Brien proposes a fascinating rectification for the distortion of technical necessity in Western Society due to unbridled instrumental reason. He begins with a review of this issue first raised by the Early German Romantics as discussed...
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| Zusammenfassung: | In his 'Critique of Rationality', John Eustice O'Brien proposes a fascinating rectification for the distortion of technical necessity in Western Society due to unbridled instrumental reason. He begins with a review of this issue first raised by the Early German Romantics as discussed by Isaiah Berlin and Walter Benjamin. Following French social philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty's radically different apperceptive epistemology, he explores the possibility of a social world in which each is anchored by a preobjective disposition to meaning based on the intersubjective presence of all. This justifies the postulate of aesthetic-consciousness as the site of socialization in communities of meaning, as a frame for judgment and creativity. The struggle must continue for awakening that consciousness if an open society is to be realized. |
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| 505 | 8 | |a On the Impossibility of Ironic SuicideThere is Form and There is Form & The Idea of Art, Then; Unity and Diversity; Determined Idea; Transcendental Leverage; Symbolic Form as Fact and Manner; Novel Supremacy as Romantic Poetry; The Intention of Prose; Romanticism as Cultural Figure; Prosaic Appreciation Outmaneuvers Bourgeois Beauty; Each Critic for Herself; Closing on Isaiah Berlin; Closing on Walter Benjamin; Revolutionary Possibilities; What's to be Done?; PART 2: Phenomenal Apperception; 5: The Crisis of Western Rationality; Existence as Fine Art?; Introducing Merleau-Ponty. | |
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| spelling | O'Brien, John E., author. Critique of rationality : judgement and creativity from Benjamin to Merleau-Ponty / by John Eustice O'Brien. 1611 Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2016] 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Studies in critical social sciences ; volume 99 Includes bibliographical references and index. Print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed. Critique of Rationality: Judgement and Creativity from Benjamin to Merleau-Ponty; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgements; List of Figures; PART 1: What Crisis of Rationality?; Socrates, Make Music ... ; 1: Overview; Institutional Challenge; Social Restructuring of Judgement; Another Epistemology?; Political Aesthetics after Marx; 2: Meaning as Critical for Social Sciences; The Origin of Meaning; Phenomenology; Merleau-Ponty's Apperceptive Project; Préobjectivity: A Better Ambiguity?; Theoretical Voices on Deep Structure; Marx Critique; 3: Isaiah Berlin's Romantic Uncertainty. Western Rationality's Limits?Children of Two Worlds; Romantic Undefinability; Beyond Enlightenment; Pre-Romantic Good; From Hume to the Germans?; Romanticism's Parents; Romanticism Restrained; Kant's Reserves; Schiller's Tragic Romanticism; Fichte's Freedom as Necessity; Romanticism Unleashed; The French Revolution and Goethe; Against Old Fashioned Virtue?; Subjective-Objective Reversal?; Romanticism's Politics; 4: Walter Benjamin's Aesthetic Critique; Benjamin's Doctoral Trial; What Does the Figure, Aesthetic-Critique, Intend?; Pure Language or Creative Expression? Historical-Materialism or Historical-Idealism?Lost in the Paris Arcades; On Critique; Hegel and History; Benjamin's Leap into Being; What is Mental Reflection?; What is a History of Problematics?; Knowledge of Nature; Connaissance Esthétique; Political Esthetics; Benjamin's Translator Emerges; Immanent Critique; Three Principles of Judgement; Productivity of Bad Art; Unprincipled Objectivity; Were the Early Romantics Misread?; Irony of Ironies: There are Two; The Paradox of Irony; From Disqualified Illusion to Potent Fetish; Between the Seams with Irony; Critical Eschatology? On the Impossibility of Ironic SuicideThere is Form and There is Form & The Idea of Art, Then; Unity and Diversity; Determined Idea; Transcendental Leverage; Symbolic Form as Fact and Manner; Novel Supremacy as Romantic Poetry; The Intention of Prose; Romanticism as Cultural Figure; Prosaic Appreciation Outmaneuvers Bourgeois Beauty; Each Critic for Herself; Closing on Isaiah Berlin; Closing on Walter Benjamin; Revolutionary Possibilities; What's to be Done?; PART 2: Phenomenal Apperception; 5: The Crisis of Western Rationality; Existence as Fine Art?; Introducing Merleau-Ponty. 6: Phenomenology of PerceptionNot Sartre; What is Phenomenology?; What is Perception?; Préobjectivity; Historical Materialism as Social Being; Existential Conception of History; Dialectics from the Greeks to Marx; Temporality; Political Aesthetics; Freedom; 7: Merleau-Ponty's Sociology; Anthropology and Psychoanalytics; On Husserl; Appreciation before Comprehension; Husserl's Crisis; Historical Relativism as Anthropological Fact; Philosophy and Sociology; Historical Consciousness; Being Expressed as Phenomenological Method; 8: Merleau-Ponty's Shadow's Husserl. In his 'Critique of Rationality', John Eustice O'Brien proposes a fascinating rectification for the distortion of technical necessity in Western Society due to unbridled instrumental reason. He begins with a review of this issue first raised by the Early German Romantics as discussed by Isaiah Berlin and Walter Benjamin. Following French social philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty's radically different apperceptive epistemology, he explores the possibility of a social world in which each is anchored by a preobjective disposition to meaning based on the intersubjective presence of all. This justifies the postulate of aesthetic-consciousness as the site of socialization in communities of meaning, as a frame for judgment and creativity. The struggle must continue for awakening that consciousness if an open society is to be realized. 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