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Modern thinkers have often declared the end, or even the ""death,"" of the subject and have been searching for new ways of ""being a self."" Indeed, many contemporary scholars regard this search as one of the most significant effects of the general crisis of secularity. Post-Subjectivity is a contribution to that search, conducted with a renewed attention to the centrality of religion, in a pluralistic and global context. This volume of essays guides the reader through, but also beyond, the crise...

Subjectivity. --- Subjectivism --- Knowledge, Theory of --- Relativity

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The notion of subjectivity is one of the most fundamental notions for modern philosophy that only gains in importance in present-day discussions. This volume gathers essays from both young and senior researchers that examine which role subjectivity plays in both classical and contemporary phenomenology. The essays discuss the importance of a phenomenological account of subjectivity for the nature and the status of phenomenology but they also discuss how the phenomenological account of the subject offers new perspectives on themes from practical philosophy and from the philosophy of mind. Thus, this volume does not only show how multifaceted the question of subjectivity is but also how important this theme continues to be for present-day philosophy.

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Subjectivity. --- Subjectivité --- Rome --- Historiography. --- Historiographie --- Subjectivity --- Historiography --- Subjectivité --- Subjectivism --- Knowledge, Theory of --- Relativity --- Rome - Historiography

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Philosophie --- Moi (philosophie) --- Subjectivité --- Philosophy, German --- Self (Philosophy) --- Subjectivity --- History --- Subjectivism --- Knowledge, Theory of --- Relativity --- Philosophy

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“This elegant and thoughtful book demonstrates convincingly how subjectivity and narrative self-presentation are bound up inescapably with temporal existence. Calling us to attend to forgotten, overlooked and unrecognizable aspects of our lives, and drawing illuminating comparisons between Western phenomenology and non-Western schools of thought, Guoping Zhao offers a spiritually enriching meditation on self-recognition that is urgently necessary in confused and aggressive times.” –Seán Hand, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Europe), University of Warick, UK “Guoping Zhao addresses the existential questions post-humanism leaves unanswered. Recognizing that the mystery of human existence is the mystery of time, she interrogates some of the finest Western philosophers of the nineteenth and twentieth century. Finding them all insightful, but insufficient, Zhao presses forward drawing off of Eastern thought until she arrives at her own original understanding.” —Jim Garrison, Professor in the Foundations of Education program, Virginia Tech, USA “With insightful analysis and creative originality, Zhao turns the traditional discussion on its head. Drawing on both Eastern and Western traditions, her innovative description of subjectivity as primal sensibility and pure experience breaks new ground in this conversation.” –Clarence Joldersma, author of A Levinasian Ethics for Education’s Commonplaces This book formulates a new theory of subjectivity in the context of the claimed “death of the subject” in the post-modern and post-human age. The new theory is developed against the conception of the subject as a transcendental ego whose constitutive roles, recognition, and representation lead to the objectivization and totalization of the world and denial of its inner infinity and heterogeneity. Through an analysis of time and temporality, this book advances a number of new concepts, including “primal sensibility” and “pure experience,” and proposes a porous structure of subjectivity with an ex-egological and ex-subjective zone that allows nothingness and absence to ground presence. Such a theory of subjectivity provides the basis for an understanding of thinking as imagination and self-identity as narrative presentation in the intersubjective world. Guoping Zhao is Professor and Research Fellow at Oklahoma State University, USA.

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