KITO PRASMĖS GENEZĖ HUSSERLIO KARTEZIŠKOSIOSE MEDITACIJOSE.

This article analyses the conception of intersubjectivity in E. Husserl's Cartesian meditations. E. Husserl is studying not the concrete forms of social life or the personal relation between the I and You, but the preconditions of the openness to the Other. Attention is focused on the constitutive g...

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Published in:Problems / Problemos Vol. 72; pp. 115 - 124
Main Author: Jonkus, Dalius
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Published: Vilnius University 2007
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        Intersubjectivity
        Husserl, Edmund, 1859-1938
        Social interaction
        Egoism
        Subjectivity
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        appresentation
        implication
        interreflecsivity
        intersubjectivity
        living body
        Other
        phenomenology
        fenomenologija
        gyvenamas kūnas
        implikacija
        intersubjektyvumas
        kitas
        poravimasis
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        This article analyses the conception of intersubjectivity in E. Husserl's Cartesian meditations. E. Husserl is studying not the concrete forms of social life or the personal relation between the I and You, but the preconditions of the openness to the Other. Attention is focused on the constitutive genesis of the sense of the Other. Husserl has gone deep into the experience of the selfhood and shows its paradoxical alienation from itself. Both the one's own body and the one's own time experiences are revealed as insisting on the otherness: the living body isn't fully where it is, and the temporal self isn't fully coincident with the present. In other words, such experience of one's body and time is impossible as the identity with oneself. Just because I experience my body as an inter-corporality, I can reject the prejudice of immanence and transcendence. Husserl describes the participation of otherness in the presence in terms of appresentation or implication. The notion of appresentation means that another intentionality is implied in the presence of intentionality. Both appresentation and implication point to the indirect participation in the presence, i.e. co-existence. The "pair off" is the main characterization of the corporeal copula with the Other. The truth is that despite all this experience of corporeal continuality, my own living body is always experienced as the central body. Does it mean that the experience of a living body is always egocentric? I think it doesn't. It is the reflective twinning which allows perceiving another body as the centre of experience which is different from mine.
        Straipsnyje analizuojama fenomenologinė intersubjektyuvumo samprata Husserlio Karteziškosiose meditacijose. Jose autorius tyrinėja ne konkrečias socialumo formas ar personalinio santykio aš -- tu subtilybes, bet atvirumo kitam prielaidas. Dėmesys sutelkiamas į konstitutyvinę kito prasmės genezę. Husserlis įsigilina į savasties patirtį parodydamas jos parodoksalų susvetimėjimą su savimi. Tiek savo kūno, tiek savo laiko patirtis atskleidžiama kaip reikalaujanti kitybės. Tiksliau sakant, tokia kūno ir laiko patirtis negalima kaip tapatybė su savimi. Tik patirdamas savo kūną kaip tarpkūniškumą, galiu atsikratyti vidujybės ir išorybės, imanencijos ir transcendencijos prietaro. Kitybės dalyvavimą esamybėje Husserlis aprašo aprezentacijos arba implikacijos terminais, o „poravimasis" yra svarbiausias tarpkūniškos jungties su kitu apibūdinimas. Kito prasmės kilmę paaiškina ne metafiziškai postuluota transcendencija, bet susiporavimo su kitu patirties aprašymas.
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