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The examinations included in this tome suggest that new humanities, which could also be called new philosophy of experience, affirm the presence of inevitable discontinuity in our thinking, and free one from the predominance of ‘first things’ and from the mystery of final meaning. It acknowledges th...
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Instytut Badań Literackich Polskiej Akademii Nauk
2024
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| Online adgang: | ONIX_20240916_9788367637275_173 |
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| Summary: | The examinations included in this tome suggest that new humanities, which could also be called new philosophy of experience, affirm the presence of inevitable discontinuity in our thinking, and free one from the predominance of ‘first things’ and from the mystery of final meaning. It acknowledges the sign-like character of experience, but it also highlights its affective dimension, which organises our psyche. It therefore goes beyond the text which records experience, it questions the post-structuralist conviction that ‘there is nothing outside the text’. Once again, it examines the issue of the arbitrariness of the sign and demonstrates that the tragedy of representation does not stem solely from the nature of signness. The sign is a signature with an embedded affect, which somewhat anchors it in the aspect of origin, while staying discrete, or appearing in the form of its trace, which we identify with affect itself, that is, in the form of emotion. This is the key issue when it comes to memory. For how should one present and keep in one’s memory something, which exists momentarily, resits or evades representation, does not leave a lasting mark, or exists only in a one-dimensional, often negative depiction, which blurs the multi-dimensional nature of experience? Texts included in Memory and Affects relate these complications, which often assume a dramatic form and go beyond the purely academic discourse. (Prof. Marek Zaleski) |
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