Smrť subjektu ako predpoklad čistého zakúšania podľa Georgesa Bataillea\The death of the subject as a condition of pure experiencing according to Georges Bataille.

The commonly understood subject exists only as his own absolute presence. This presence, without which we are not able to think of the subject, is called life. According to this logic, death is the end of the subject, it is its destruction. Bataille shows us that if we remain in this duality of pres...

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Publicado en:Ostium no. 1; pp. 1 - 8
Autor principal: Mačaj, Peter
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Publicado: Ostium 2019
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