Phenomenology/ontopoiesis retrieving geo-cosmic horizons of antiquity : logos and life

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by  Tymieniecka

A-T. Tymieniecka (ed.), Analecta Husserliana: The Yearbook of Phenomenological Research,
Phenomenology/Ontopoiesis Retrieving Geo-cosmic Horizons of Antiquity, Logos and Life,
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-1691-9, © Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011
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Analecta Husserliana
The Yearbook of Phenomenological Research
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A-T. Tymieniecka
Phenomenology/Ontopoiesis Retrieving Geo-cosmic Horizons of
AntiquityLogos and Life
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A-T. Tymieniecka
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Acknowledgements
We present this volume to the public with considerable pride. The title:
Phenomenology/Ontopoiesis Retrieving Geo-Cosmic Horizons of Antiquity:
Logos and Life plans to bring to light the long chain of fragmentized issues along
which we have retrieved the full Greek intuition of man, earth, cosmos which
has been in its entire horizon, forgotten since. The horizon of the cosmos called
to be retrieved. It is in the ontopoietic foundation of the logos that “the soul is in
the cosmos, and the cosmos is in the soul”.
Papers collected here were read at the 60th International Congress at the
University of Bergen, Logos and Life: Phenomenology/Ontopoiesis Reviving
Antiquity , held August 10–13, 2010. We owe sincere thanks to all the authors.
The local organizers, chaired by Professor Konrad Rokstad, representing The
Research Group of Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy at the
Department of Philosophy at the University of Bergen, Ane Faugstad Aaro,
Anne Granberg, Egil H. Olsvik, Johannes Servan have offered us a warm
hospitality for which we thank them wholeheartedly.
Jeff Hurlburt deserves our usual appreciation for his preparation of the
volume.
A-T.T.
Table of Contents
Inaugural Lecture
Inspirations of Heraclitus from Ephesus Fulfilled in Our New
Enlightenment
Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka
Section I Phenomenology of Life in the Critique of Reason
Was Plato A Platonist?
Konrad Rokstad
The Life of Being Refound with the Phenomenology of Life of Anna-Teresa
Tymieniecka
Daniela Verducci
Critique of Reason Projects with Reference to Antiquity: I. Kant and the
Platonic Ideas, E. Husserl and the Mnemosinean Enticement, A.-T.
Tymieniecka and the Dyonisian Logos
Ella Buceniece
What was a Classic Until the Beginning of 20th Century?
Tansu Acik
Section II Logos and Life
The Existentialistic Subject Today
Simen Andersen Øyen
Re-Turning to the Real: Phenomenological Appropriations of Plato’s
“Ideas” and the Allegory of the Cave
Robert Switzer
Living Life and Making Life
Andreas Brenner
Man’s World and Logos as Feeling
Manjulika Ghosh
The Feast of Life or the Feast of Reason – Kierkegaard Versus Plato
Velga Vevere
Gibt Es Ein Materiales Apriori?
Wei Zhang
Section III Logos and Education
The Idea of Paidea in the Context of Ontopoesis of Life
Rimma Kurenkova, Evgeny Plekhanov and Elena Rogacheva
International Dimention of John Dewey’s Pedagogy: Lessons for Tomorrow
Elena Rogacheva
Thinking Conditioned by Language and Tradition
Mara Stafecka
How to Conduct Life ( Arete and Phronesis )
J.C. Couceiro-Bueno
Section IV Husserl in the Context of Tradition
The Reason of the Crisis. Husserl’s Re-Examination of the Concept of
Rationality
Witold Płotka
Logos as Signifier: Husserl in the Context of Tradition
Koushik Joardar
The Axiology of Ontopoiesis and its Rationality
Susi Ferrarello
Originating the Western World: A Cultural Phenomenology of Historical
Consciousness
Tõnu Viik
The Recovery of the Self. Plotinus on Self-Cognition
Magdalena Płotka
Social Connotations of the Category of the «Now» in the Late Writings of
Edmund Husserl vs. J. Derrida and B. Waldenfels
Cezary Józef Olbromski
Section V Cognition, Creativity, Embodiment
Pound, Propertius and Logopoeia
Lars Morten Gram
Phenomenology: Creation and Construction of Knowledge
Kiymet Selvi
Perspicuous Representation: A Wittgensteinian Interpretation of Martin
Heidegger’s View of Truth
Aydan Turanli
Origin and Features of Psychical Creations in an Ontopoietic Perspective
Mina Sehdev
Section VI Nature, World, Continuity
Nature and Artifice in Manifesting/Producing the Being
Francesco Totaro
Semiotics of Being and Uexküllian Phenomenology
Morten Tønnessen
The Place: Where We See the World as  a  Limited Whole
Sibel Oktar
Lines for Contemporary Constructivism to Revisit and Reintegrate the
Ancient Sense of Continuity between Men and Nature
Catia Giaconi
Section VII Logos and the Self
Paul Ricoeur: Critical Consent of Logos to Life
Aníbal Fornari
The Phenomenological Significance and Relevance of the Reminders
Assembled as “Language-Games”
Erkut Sezgin
“Sophia” As “Telos”in the “Ontopoietic Perspective”
Carmen Cozma
The Self and the World: Vedanta, Sufism, and the Presocratics in a
Phenomenological View
Olga Louchakova-Schwartz
Trinitarian Appropriations of the Transcendentals: Givenness and
Intentionality in Levinas, Marion, and Tymieniecka
Thomas Ryba
Section VIII Creativity and the Ontopoietic Logos
Blanchot’s Inaugural Poetics: Visibility and the Infinite Conversation
William D. Melaney
Love of Life, Tragedy and Some Characters in Greek Mythology
Halil Turan
Humor in the Perspective of Logos: The Inspirations of Ancient Greek
Philosophy
Anna Małecka
The Ideal and the Real: Bridging the Gap
Brian Grassom
Historicity, Narrative and the Construction of Monstrosity in John
Gardner’s Grendel
Firat Karadas
The Power of Dance/Movement as a Means of Expression
Ali Öztürk
Section IX Intersubjectivity, Freedom, Justice
Making History Our Own – Appropriation and Transgression of the
Intentional History of Human Rights
Johannes Servan
Vitality and Wobbliness of Universal Moral Values in the Post-Modern
World: Creativity and Regulative Function of the Logos of Life
Jan Szmyd
A True and Better “I” : Husserl’s Call for Worldly Renewal
Michael Gubser
The Question of the Subject: Jan Patočka’s Phenomenological Contribution
Saulius Geniusas
“Human Creativity According to the Being” and Narrative Ethics: An
Actualization of Aristotle’s Account of Imagination
Silvia Pierosara
Section X Seeking the Logos in Different Cultures
Theosis and Life in Nicolai Berdyaev’s Philosophy
Katarzyna Stark
Harmonious Balance: The Ultimate Phenomenon of Life Experience, a
Confucian Attempt and Approach
Tsung-I Dow
“Dance: Walking and Self-Moving in Husserl and Merleau-Ponty”
Jonathon Appels
The Songlines: Dreaming the Ancestors and Sustaining the World in
Aboriginal Art
Bruce Ross
Section XI Contemporary Retrieving of the Principles of the Universal
Order
Logos and Life: Understanding of Rhythm
Maija Kūle
Life Powerful Force Between Virtuality and Enactment
Clara Mandolini