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2. FRANZ BRENTANO: ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE VALUE RATIO OF PRESENTATIONS.

Author

Taragel, Samuel

Subjects
*PRESENTATION (Philosophy), *AESTHETICS, *VALUES (Ethics), *MORAL judgment
Abstract

This paper analyses Brentano’s aesthetical approach to two questions concerning value. The first, whether all presentations essentially have a positive intrinsic value. Thesecond, if there is a kind of relation between two presentations that assigns higher value to one of them. The results Brentano came to are that, first, there are certain conditions inquality judgement of presentations for them to have intrinsic value. Second, Brentano introduces six main types of relations, explaining why he attributes higher presentation value to some rather than others. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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3. Imprints of Movement Presentation, Re-presentation, Presence.

Author

POLGÁR, ALEXANDRU

Subjects
*PRESENTATION (Philosophy), *REPRESENTATION (Philosophy), *PRESENCE (Philosophy), *AESTHETICS, *MOVEMENT (Philosophy)
Abstract

The matter of presentation and re-presentation has been crucial for the entire legacy of Western philosophy in general and to traditional aesthetics in particular. This paper uses a documentary about the 2001 anti-G8 protests in Genoa to illustrate a number of theoretical questions raised by presentation and re-presentation. I will demonstrate that presentation is always a matter of (involuntary) traces or imprints of a certain movement, which must be opposed to re-presentations, inasmuch as the latter can be seen as a will to presence, as a will to capture and re-iterate presence for various artistic, ideological or scientific purposes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

4. Presentational Thinking: A Contemporary Hermeneutic of Communicative Action.

Author

Pilotta, Joseph J.

Subjects
HERMENEUTICS, COMMUNICATION criticism, MIMESIS, AESTHETICS, PRESENTATION (Philosophy), PHILOSOPHY
Abstract

Presents a study on the analysis of presentational thinking as a contemporary hermeneutics in communicative action. Definition of hermeneutics and other philosophical concepts; Notion of Platonic imitation or mimesis; Significance of the notion of imitating in understanding the word; Insights of the author on the hermeneutics of transparency; Applications of philosophical theories.

Published
1979
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