HORIZON

: 10 June 2016

ISSN 2226-5260 (Print)
ISSN 2311-6986 (Online)

St. Petersburg State University
Institute of Philosophy

HORIZON

Studies in Phenomenology

STUDIEN ZUR PHÄNOMENOLOGIE
ФЕНОМЕНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ
ÉTUDES PHÉNOMÉNOLOGIQUES

Volume 5, Number 1 2016

SPECIAL ISSUE
TRADITIONS AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOVEMENT
IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE

CONTENTS

Witold Płotka INTRODUCTION: TRADITIONS AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOVEMENT IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE	10-15
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I. RESEARCH

1.1 BEYOND POLITICS

George Heffernan HEIDEGGER’S CRITIQUE OF HUSSERL IN HIS BLACK NOTEBOOKS	16-53
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Mihály Vajda MY EMERGENCE FROM THE IMMATURITY OF MARXISM IN VIRTUE OF PHENOMENOLOGY	54-69
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Francesco Tava LIFEWORLD, CIVILISATION, SYSTEM: PATOČKA AND HABERMAS ON EUROPE AND ITS CRISIS	70-89
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Wing-Keung Chik TRUTH, RESPONSIBILITY AND THE POLITICAL. JAN PATOČKA’S VIEW ON LIVING IN TRUTH	90-114
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1.2 CONTRIBUTIONS ON LÁSZLÓ TENGELYI

Inga Römer FROM KANT TO THE PROBLEM OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL METAPHYSICS. IN MEMORY OF LÁSZLÓ TENGELYI	115-132
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Irene Breuer FACTICITY, NECESSITY AND CONTINGENCY AT ARISTOTLE AND HUSSERL	133-149
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Bence Péter Marosán TRANSCENDENTAL ANTHROPOLOGY. FORMATION OF SENSE, PERSONAL I, AND SELF-IDENTITY IN EDMUND HUSSERL AND THEIR RECEPTION IN THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL METAPHYISICS OF LÁSZLÓ TENGELYI	150-170
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1.3 ETHICS, AXIOLOGY, AND LOGIC

Petr Urban FOREGROUNDING THE RELATIONAL DOMAIN — PHENOMENOLOGY, ENACTIVISM AND CARE ETHICS	171-182
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Mikhail Khorkov PHENOMENOLOGY AT THE BORDER: ON THE HISTORY OF RECEPTION AND MEDIATION OF MAX SCHELER'S AXIOLOGY IN THE WORKS OF TADEUSZ H. CZEŻOWSKI (1889–1981) AND LARISSA A. CHUHINA (1913–2002). A RESEARCH NOTE	183-193
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Vedran Grahovac THE PERSISTENCE OF SELF-ENCLOSURE IN THE WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: THE CASE OF HUSSERL AND KRACAUER	194-213
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1.4 PHENOMENOLOGY AND AESTHETICS

Jaroslava Vydrová THE INTERTWINING OF PHENOMENOLOGY AND CUBISM — IN THE ANALYSES AND WORKS OF ART OF CZECH ARTISTS AND THEORETICIANS	214-231
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Jan Josl THE END OF ART AND PATOČKA’S PHILOSOPHY OF ART	232-246
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II. TRANSLATIONS AND COMMENTARIES

Olesya Bessmel'tseva THE PREFACE TO THE TRANSLATION OF THE 7th PARAGRAPH OF SECOND PART OF THE ARTICLE «ON THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF THE AESTHETIC ENJOYMENT» BY MORITZ GEIGER	247-257
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MORITZ GEIGER ON THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF THE AESTHETIC ENJOYMENT (Trans. by O. Bessmel'tseva)	258-271
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Roman Sokolov PHENOMENOLOGICAL TRANSCENDENTALISM AND POETIC VISION: MARC RICHIR’S CONCEPT OF THE POETIC ELEMENT. THE PREFACE TO THE TRANSLATION OF MARC RICHIR’S ARTICLE «PHENOMENOLOGY OF THE POETIC ELEMENT»	272-280
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MARC RICHIR PHENOMENOLOGY OF THE POETIC ELEMENT (Trans. by R. Sokolov, ed. by G. Chernavin )	281-298
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III. DISCUSSIONS

Witold Płotka REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE «HORIZONS BEYOND BORDERS. TRADITIONS AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOVEMENT IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE» (June 17–19, 2015, Budapest, Hungary)	299-304
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ISSN 2226-5260 (Print)
ISSN 2311-6986 (Online)

St. Petersburg State University
Institute of Philosophy

HORIZON

STUDIES IN PHENOMENOLOGY

STUDIEN ZUR PHÄNOMENOLOGIE
ФЕНОМЕНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ
ÉTUDES PHÉNOMÉNOLOGIQUES

Volume 3, Number 2 2014

CONTENTS

I. RESEARCH

Sergey Kulikov CONSTITUTING OF PLURAL IMAGES OF SCIENCE AS A HISTORICAL TASK OF PHENOMENOLOGY	9-20
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Masumi Nagasaka THE TRANSFORMED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POSSIBILITY AND REALITY: LÁSZLÓ TENGELYI'S THESIS ON THE FUNDAMENTAL TENDENCY IN CONTEMPORARY FRENCH PHENOMENOLOGY	21-34
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Anne Gléonec ONTOLOGIES AND PHENOMENOLOGIES OF THE POLITICAL BODY: WAYS OF THE ANALOGY. A READING OF CLAUDE LEFORT	35-54
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Annabelle Dufourcq FROM FLESH TO REVOLT: THE PASSIVЕ ACTIVITY IN THE FAMILY IDIOT	55-70
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Anna Khakhalova TOWARDS INTENTIONAL NATURE OF INTERSUBJECTIVITY	71-80
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Ferrer Guillermo MONADOLOGY, CRITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGY OF THE IMMORTAL „I“ (LEIBNIZ, KANT AND HUSSERL)	81-98
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Posada Varela Pablo THE INTRINSIC REFLEXIVITY OF THE PHENOMENON AND THE AUTONOMY OF PHENOMENALIZATION: ON HOW RICHIR CARRIES OVER THE HUSSERLIAN PROJECT	99-113
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II. TRANSLATIONS AND COMMENTARIES

Andrei Patkul THE PREFACE TO THE TRANSLATION O. BECKER THE PARA-EXISTENCE. THE HUMAN DASEIN AND DAWESEN	114-117
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OSCAR BECKER THE PARA-EXISTENCE. THE HUMAN DASEIN AND DAWESEN (Trans. by K. Lostchevsky)	118-139
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Anna Khakhalova THE PREFACE TO THE TRANSLATION E. SPINELLI THE INTERPRETED WORLD. AN INTRODUCTION TO PHENOMENOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY (Ch. 7. Phenomenological Research)	140-143
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ERNESTO SPINELLI THE INTERPRETED WORLD. AN INTRODUCTION TO PHENOMENOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY (Ch. 7. Phenomenological Research) (Trans. by A. Khakhalova)	144-158
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Elena Zolotuhina-Abolina THE PREFACE TO THE TRANSLATION M. DUFRENNE PHENOMENOLOGY OF AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE (Introduction)	159-161
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MIKEL DUFRENNE INTRODUCTION TO «PHENOMENOLOGY OF AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE» (Trans. by E. Zolotuhina-Abolina, V. Zolotuhin)	161-176
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III. DISCUSSIONS

THE RESPONSE TO REVIEW BY A. PATKUL OF THE ARTICLE BY D. FEDCHUK «SCHOLASTIC DISTINCTION IN FINITE BEING AND ONTOLOGICAL DIFFERENCE» (HORIZON, Vol. 2(2), 2013) (D. Fedchuk)	177-185
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REVIEW OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE «LIMITS OF SCIENCE 2014: BETWEEN MYTH AND SCIENCE» (April 24–25, 2014, Wroclaw, Poland) (L. Tsypina)	186-191
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REVIEW OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE «IDENTIFICATION OF PHILOSOPHY» (April 17–18, 2014, St. Petersburg, Russia) OPENNESS, PUBLICITY OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE OF REVIVAL (G. Mažeikis)	192-200
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IV. REVIEWS

V. MELAS «LIVING EXPERIENCE AND THE CONCEPT OF EVENT» VVM, St. Petersburg, 2009, 237 P. ISBN 978–5–9651–0348–5 (A. Patkul)	201-209
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V. EVENTS

ANNOUNCE OF THE XIII INTERNATIONAL MAX SCHELER CONFERENCE «ORDO AMORIS AND WORLD-OPENNESS. PHILOSOPHY OF EMOTION AND INDIVIDUATION OF PERSON» (May 27–30, 2015, Verona, Italy)	210-210
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ANNOUNCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE «HORIZONS BEYOND BORDERS. TRADITIONS AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOVEMENT IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE» (June 17–19, 2015, Budapest, Hungary)	210-212
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ANNOUNCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL PROJECT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY (ORTHODOX ST. TIKHON HUMANITARIAN UNIVERSITY) RUSSIAN-FRENCH COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF PHILOSOPHICAL CULTURE. LECTURES OF JEAN-LUC MARION	212-213
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