JACQUES PAGANEL AND A DARK ROOM, OR FRENCH «NOTHING»: DOUBLE ONTOLOGICAL «TOPOS» OF DIGRESSION AND ITS SPECULATIVE «EFFECTS»

Authors

  • О. В. Голубенко

Keywords:

digression, constitutive displacement, absence, indirect ontology, French phenomenology, poststructuralism

Abstract

A significant part of the overall «relief» of modern philosophy is complex of (post)anthropological researches, which is the result of «dissociative» for undivided autonomous subjectivity discourse. This discourse is based on the exaggerated view that can be designated as «ontology of Absence» (or «indirect ontology») in general. Compensatory work of «positive conceptualization» toward the phenomenon of «constitutive (self)displacement» (or digression) with the explication of its anthropological sense and ontological «place» are intended to minimize the negative effects of this way of thinking about a human being

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2016-12-14

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No. 53 (2015)

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JACQUES PAGANEL AND A DARK ROOM, OR FRENCH «NOTHING»: DOUBLE ONTOLOGICAL «TOPOS» OF DIGRESSION AND ITS SPECULATIVE «EFFECTS». (2016). The Journal of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Series Philosophy. Philosophical Peripeteias, 53, 15-30. https://periodicals.karazin.ua/philosophy/article/view/7396