Wittgenstein und die Folgen

Majetschak, Stefan

doi:10.1007/978-3-476-04935-3

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“…In the evolution of the subject's personal history, they build up a meaningful network, which is part of her experiential background (Caminada, 2014: 200). They represent the source of expectations and the core of our form of life , intended, among the different interpretations of this concept, as the constellation of linguistic and non‐linguistic regularities that a certain community needs to share, to partake in specific intersubjective practices (Wittgenstein, 1980, II: 652, 672; Majetschak, 2019: 91). Sedimented structures shape, therefore, the personal and the collective approach to the environment.…”

Section: Familiarity On Two Levelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Two levels in the feeling of familiarity

Lisco,

Ervas

2023

Theoria

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This paper explores the role of phenomenology in the understanding of the cognitive processes of coupling/decoupling, defending the Wittgensteinian idea that phenomenology can play a crucial role as a description of immediate (social) experience. We argue that epistemic feelings can provide a phenomenological description of the development of a subject's everyday experience, tracking the transition from the processes of coupling/decoupling and recoupling with the world. In particular, the feeling of familiarity, whose key features can be considered the core of epistemic feelings, signals a novelty in the flow of experience that makes sense and is worthy of remarking on or even articulating. By describing the primary features and sources of the feeling of familiarity, we highlight a conceptual tension related to its sources, which could be based on processing both fluency and discrepancy. We proposed a solution to the conceptual tension by introducing two levels of the feeling of familiarity: epistemic and experiential.

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Section: Familiarity On Two Levelsmentioning

confidence: 99%