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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Michel Henry."”.
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A Phenomenology of Incarnate Experience
… French phenomenologists Merleau-Ponty, Levinas, Michel Henry, and Jean-Luc Marion allow for the study of both the body and the religious to be furthered. Given that the field of French phenomenology is vast, it is essential that we limit our study to but a few phenomenologists whose work is most …
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Unpresentable Members: The Theology and Radical Phenomenology of the Sexual Flesh
… centered on the radical phenomenologies of Michel Henry and Jean-Luc Marion, two theologically-inflected phenomenologies that offer a powerful reconception of bodily-ownness, and yet nevertheless replicate the worst patriarchal and heteronormative prejudices of their predecessors. …
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An Ontology of Images and Painterly Subjectivity: Towards a Bergsonian Philosophy of Art
… the counter interpretations of the philosophy of Michel Henry. The motivation to return to Bergsonian, exercised by a synthesis of Bergson’s concepts and Kandinsky’s theoretical practice, is situated according to an understanding of the identity of painting according to the terms of an ontology of …
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The First Cut; the locus of decision at the limits of subjectivity
… the main focus of discussion. Giorgio Agamben, Michel Henry and Jacques Derrida also provide important contributions. Although for Kierkegaard ‘all decisiveness is rooted in subjectivity’, subjective agency takes the form of an active surrendering to an external unknown authority (God). …
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“Revolution” in the Epic Form in Contemporary French Literature
… I argue that certain literary works by Michel Henry, Georges Perec, Édouard Glissant, and François Laruelle indicate a plural and decentred reformulation of it. This reformulation of the epic form involves a transformation in how the real and language relate to one another. I argue that …
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The veil of the flesh : a phenomenological reading of Gregory of Nyssa.
… French phenomenologists—Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Michel Henry, and Jean-Louis Chrétien—I explore divine imaging not as an aspect of human creatureliness, but rather as that which constitutes human creatureliness itself. Drawing upon these sources, I describe the dynamic character of an ontology of …
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Ethics as praxis: the convergence of Michel Henry’s phenomenology of life with christianity
<p>According to Michel Henry, Western philosophy has focused solely on the appearing proper to intentional consciousness. Knowledge gained through intentionality, however, is limited to that which is visible and transcendent. From the standpoint of the phenomenology of life, this appearing is not …
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Exploring Colour in Contemporary Art – Epistemic Boundaries and Artistic Practices
… Gilles Deleuze, Jean-François Lyotard and Michel Henry. Part 4, Guidelines, rules and theories for artists, is a review of recent texts and theories about colour which have been written specifically for artists by artists and art pedagogues. Part 5, Contemporary colours, takes a look at …
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De Heidegger à Henry, critique de la transcendance et phénoménologie du corps vivant
This thesis evaluates Michel Henry’s phenomenology of the lived body: A thorough reconsideration of the role of the lived body in the transcendental constitution of our world has important ethical consequences. We begin with Heidegger’s definition of phenomenology, which rests on his understanding …