Jan Patočka and his Concept of an “A-Subjective” Phenomenology

Chvatík, Ivan

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“…Elsewhere, as Chvatik argues, Patočka also made a subtle contribution to the phenomenological movement (Chvatik 2004a, 2004b and 2004c). For Patočka, philosophy offers a way to highlight the plurality of the phenomenological family.…”

Section: Patočkian Philosophy: Care For the Soulmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Heretical Conversations with Continental Philosophy: Jan Patočka, Central Europe and Global Politics

Moore

2009

The British Journal of Politics and International Relations

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This article argues that the contributions of the Czech philosopher, Jan Patočka, have been overlooked in the study of International Relations (IR), and more generally international political theory. Attention here is drawn to the many distinctive ideas particular to Patočkian philosophy, such as the solidarity of the shaken and the care of the soul, which combine accounts of a Central European philosophy and dissident political reactions to totalitarian rule. The legacy of Patočka's work frames the latter part of the article, which examines Central European identity and 'samizdat' as often neglected reference points in IR. The article concludes by drawing these themes together in an account of rupture, inspired by the solidarity of the shaken and care for the soul.

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Section: Patočkian Philosophy: Care For the Soulmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…7Patočka's work on subjectivity is interlaced with analysis by another figure, largely neglected in some accounts of Central European radical phenomenology, Eugene Fink (Chvatik 2004b). …”

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Heretical Conversations with Continental Philosophy: Jan Patočka, Central Europe and Global Politics

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2009

The British Journal of Politics and International Relations

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Jan Patočka and his Concept of an “A-Subjective” Phenomenology

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Heretical Conversations with Continental Philosophy: Jan Patočka, Central Europe and Global Politics

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