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Cognition --- Expectation (Psychology) --- Expectation (Philosophy) --- Anticipation (Psychologie) --- Anticipation (Philosophie)

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Les risques écologiques et politiques actuels expliquent le climat d’anxiété dans lequel nous vivons. Tout en soulignant la dynamique destructrice du désespoir, Corine Pelluchon montre que la confrontation à la possibilité d’un effondrement de notre civilisation est paradoxalement l’occasion d’un changement ouvrant un horizon d’espérance. Cela suppose de comprendre que l’espérance n’a rien à voir avec l’optimisme qui masque la gravité de la situation et qu’elle se distingue aussi de l’espoir qui exprime le souhait de voir ses désirs personnels se réaliser. Opposée au déni, l’espérance implique l’épreuve du négatif. Elle est la traversée de l’impossible. Naissant sans qu’on l’ait cherchée et lorsque l’on a perdu toute superbe et toute illusion, elle est la capacité à déchiffrer dans le réel les signes d’un progrès possible et à transmettre l’énergie nécessaire à sa réalisation.

Expectation (Philosophy) --- Human ecology --- Climatic changes--Risk management --- Environmental sociology --- Environmental ethics --- Climatic changes

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This volume presents a selection of the Proceedings of the Workshop on Anticipation, Agency and Complexity held in Trento (Italy) on April 2017. The contributions contained in the book brilliantly revolve around three core concepts: agency, complexity and anticipation, giving precious insights to further define the discipline of anticipation. In a world that moves increasingly fast, constantly on the verge of disruptive events, more and more scholars and practitioners in any field feel in need of new approaches to make sense of the complexity and uncertainty that the future seems to bear. The theory of anticipation tries to describe how possible futures are intrinsically intertwined with the present.

Expectation (Philosophy) --- Anticipation (Philosophy) --- Philosophy --- Ontology. --- Economic policy. --- Technology—Sociological aspects. --- R & D/Technology Policy. --- Science and Technology Studies. --- Economic nationalism --- Economic planning --- National planning --- State planning --- Economics --- Planning --- National security --- Social policy --- Being --- Metaphysics --- Necessity (Philosophy) --- Substance (Philosophy)

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Gegen Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts bricht in der europäischen Literatur eine Wartezeit an, die quer steht zum Paradigma von Fortschritt, Beschleunigung und Produktivität. An die Stelle zielgerichteter Erwartungen tritt ein Verharren im Übergang, das neue dramatische und erzählerische Formen begründet. Andrea Erwig geht den Darstellungsformen, Eigenzeiten und Phantasmen des Wartens u. a. bei Maeterlinck, Rilke, Musil und Freud nach und widmet sich dabei auch Warteräumen und institutionellen Machttechniken. Das literarische Warten zeigt sich in ihrer Studie von einer subversiven Seite: Die 'Waiting Plots' der frühen Moderne stemmen sich gegen die Bestimmtheit von Erwartungen und unterbrechen das lineare Fortschreiten von Geschichte, um sich dem Unbestimmten und Singulären der Wirklichkeit zu verschreiben. Das Fin de siècle erscheint aus dieser Perspektive als Übergangszeit, die Endgültigkeiten nicht nur beschwört, sondern sich diesen zugleich widersetzt.

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Study of the future is an important new field in anthropology. Building on a philosophical tradition running from Aristotle through Heidegger to Schatzki, this book presents the concept of 'orientations' as a way to study everyday life. It analyses six main orientations - anticipation, expectation, speculation, potentiality, hope, and destiny - which represent different ways in which the future may affect our present. While orientations entail planning towards and imagining the future, they also often involve the collapse or exhaustion of those efforts: moments where hope may turn to apathy, frustrated planning to disillusion, and imagination to fatigue. By examining these orientations at different points, the authors argue for an anthropology that takes fuller account of the teleologies of action.

Civilisation --- Ethnology. Cultural anthropology --- Future, The --- Time --- Expectation (Philosophy) --- Hope --- Opportunity --- Fortune --- #SBIB:39A3 --- #SBIB:39A4 --- Anticipation (Philosophy) --- Philosophy --- Luck --- Emotions --- Social aspects --- Antropologie: geschiedenis, theorie, wetenschap (incl. grondleggers van de antropologie als wetenschap) --- Toegepaste antropologie --- Hope. --- Opportunity. --- Fortune. --- Social aspects. --- Prévision --- Futur (philosophie) --- Espérance --- Aspect social. --- Future, The - Social aspects --- Time - Social aspects