The Contraction of the Horizon. Introductory Contributions to the Phenomenology of Passion
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Passion, phenomenology, passivity, interest, self-affectivity, contraction, world, horizon.
Abstract
The article outlines the essential foundations of a phenomenology of passion. It describes the noetic correlate of the phenomenon as a concentration of the interests of existence that reverts into a condensation of self-experience. Secondly, it examines the noematic correlate as a contraction of the horizons in the totalizing figure of a world. Further, it elucidates the temporality of passion and the peculiar convergence of freedom and necessity, which is its peculiar characteristic. Finally, the relationship between passion and mystery is shown.Downloads
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2017-07-24
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Garrido-Maturano Á. E. (2017). The Contraction of the Horizon. Introductory Contributions to the Phenomenology of Passion. Logos. Anales del Seminario de Metafísica, 50, 129-147. https://doi.org/10.5209/ASEM.56831
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