The Aesthetic Import of the Act of Knowledge and its European Roots in Merab Mamardašvili.

What Mamardašvili meant by “process of knowledge” is not an all-embracing vision of reality accomplished “once-and-for-all”; it is not a step by step procedure of deduction; rather it is an anti-dialectical reconstruction of a constellation of signs put together over and over again by the subject by...

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Publicado en:Studies in East European Thought Vol. 58; no. 3; pp. 161 - 179
Autor principal: Pontini, Elisa
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Publicado: Springer Nature Sep2006
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