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Nóema, humanidad y animalidad

Authors: Rabanaque, Luis Roman;

Nóema, humanidad y animalidad

Abstract

El trabajo se ocupa de dos cuestiones que han sido centrales en las investigaciones del Prof. Javier San Martín Sala (UNED, Madrid). Se trata, en primer lugar, del tema de la interpretación fregueana de la fenomenología husserliana, en especial la visión del noema como una entidad intensional, es decir, como un significado lingüístico en la acepción que da Frege a la palabra Sinn, sentido. Y en segundo, de la alteridad de las subjetividades humanas y animales en conexión con la corporalidad. Ambas cuestiones se anudan en una trama consistente porque representan dos aspectos del proyecto central de la fenomenología y de su consiguiente necesidad de refutar al relativismo escéptico que hace de la subjetividad un mero hecho en el mundo y un hecho confinado a los seres humanos. Frente a esta influyente posición se defiende el carácter trascendental tanto de la subjetividad tomada en toda su extensión, como del mundo correlativo.

Fil: Rabanaque, Luis Roman. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina "Santa María de los Buenos Aires"; Argentina

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NÓEMA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.3, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, HUMANIDAD, FENOMENOLOGÍA, ANIMALIDAD

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