1.9 Touching Bodies: Reading Jean-Luc Nancy alongside Husserl

Auteurs-es

  • Julia Diniz e Carvalho Departamento de Filosofia, University of Alberta, Canadá

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.55702/3m.v27i53.61176

Mots-clés :

toucher, Nancy, Husserl, Ideas II

Résumé

Este artigo demonstra a maneira pela qual o pensamento de Nancy sobre o toucher é herdeiro, mas, ao mesmo tempo, radicalmente se distancia da fenomenologia do corpo de Husserl em Ideas II. Em primeiro lugar, demonstro a maneira como o toque é crucial para a constituição de Leib como: 1) unidade não sujeita à fragmentação, 2) orientação ponto zero, e 3) portador de sensações localizadas. Em seguida, demonstro a maneira pela qual a compreensão de Nancy do toucher subverte as características husserlianas de Leib e assim mina a centralidade da intencionalidade que permanece presente no Husserl tardio. Abstract: In this article I show how Nancy’s thinking on toucher inherits but also radically departs from Husserl’s phenomenology of the body in Ideas II. First, I show how touch is crucial to the constitution of Leib as 1) unity not subject to fragmentation, 2) zero point of orientation, and 3) bearer of localized sensations. Then, I show how Nancy’s understanding of toucher subverts the Husserlian characteristics of the Leib and hence undermines the centrality of intentionality that remains present in the later Husserl. Keywords: toucher; Nancy; Husserl; Ideas II

Biographie de l'auteur-e

Julia Diniz e Carvalho, Departamento de Filosofia, University of Alberta, Canadá

Doutoranda em Filosofia na University of Alberta (Canadá), com ênfase em filosofias contemporâneas francesa e alemã, em especial, Fenomenologia e Desconstrução. Atualmente leciona cursos de graduação na University of Alberta, dentre eles, “Existencialismo” e “Filosofia Política”. Possui mestrado e graduação em Filosofia pela UFMG e graduação em Artes Visuais pela UEMG.

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2023-09-29