2016
DOI: 10.5771/9783495807941
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Über die Erfahrung von Bedeutsamkeit

Abstract: Die Erfahrungen von Bedeutsamkeit und ihre Artikulation gehören einem Bereich der Forschung an, der sich einer strengen wissenschaftslogischen Analyse entzieht. Im Grenzgebiet von Hermeneutik, Logik und Rhetorik liegend bilden sie einen Phänomenbereich, in dem lebensweltliche Strukturen weit in die Schicht höherer kognitiver Leistungen hineinreichen. Rodi untersucht am Beispiel von historischen Epochenbegriffen, Metaphern, Anspielungen etc. die sinnbildende Funktion solcher »epidigmatisch« genannter Ausdrücke.… Show more

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“…as a reflection on the highest forms of teleological guidance of behaviour. In doing so, they construct deliberations by rejecting cause-and-effect relationships, but rather seek morphological relations adapted to the world of human behaviour (Rodi 1969 andRodi 2015). They also often rely on some form of sociology of knowledge or aestheticising mysticism (in aestheticising concepts seeking objectification at the pre-epistemological level, before the distinction between object and subject, such as Georg Misch's evocative speech theory (Sołoducha 2007, 169-172).…”
Section: Theories Of Phronetic Rationalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…as a reflection on the highest forms of teleological guidance of behaviour. In doing so, they construct deliberations by rejecting cause-and-effect relationships, but rather seek morphological relations adapted to the world of human behaviour (Rodi 1969 andRodi 2015). They also often rely on some form of sociology of knowledge or aestheticising mysticism (in aestheticising concepts seeking objectification at the pre-epistemological level, before the distinction between object and subject, such as Georg Misch's evocative speech theory (Sołoducha 2007, 169-172).…”
Section: Theories Of Phronetic Rationalitymentioning
confidence: 99%