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Perceptual and bodily habits: Towards a dialogue between phenomenology and somaesthetics
No full textThe aim of this paper is to consider synergies between somaesthetics and phenomenology by investigating the concept of habit in lived experience.
The aim of this paper is to examine synergies between somaesthetics and phenomenology by investigating the concept of habit in lived experience. The first section will compare the notion of habit in John Dewey’s aesthetic philosophical-pedagogical project with Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology. The second section will demonstrate this link through a comparison between critical phenomenology and Richard Shusterman’s somaesthetics, showing a synergy in their respective understanding of the transformative dimension of bodily habits.
The first part will compare the notion of habit in Dewey’s aesthetic philosophical-pedagogical project with Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology. The second part will demonstrate this link through a comparison between critical phenomenology and Schulsterman’s somaesthetics, showing a synergy in their respective understanding of the open plasticity of bodily habits
Simulation of the dynamics of an olympic rowing boat
No full textEditors: P. Wesseling, E. Oñate, J. Périau
Poesia, Musica, Memoria. Bachmann, Henze e i Canti di un'Isola
No full textVengono illustrate nel programma di sala del Teatro S. Carlo le circostanze dell'incontro e del sodalizio artistico tra Ingeborg Bachmann e Hans-Werner Henze
III. Le recenti esplorazioni nel cimitero di S. Ciriaco al VII° miglio della via Ostiense (pl. II)
No full textFornari Francesco. III. Le recenti esplorazioni nel cimitero di S. Ciriaco al VII° miglio della via Ostiense (pl. II). In: Mélanges d'archéologie et d'histoire, tome 36, 1916. pp. 57-72
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HASTA NO VERTE SALKA MÍA: CÓMO VOLVER HIPERBÓREO EL MÉXICO POPULAR DE ELENA PONIATOWSKA
No full textUsing Translation Studies methodology, the author analyzes the problems the Icelandic translator of Poniatowska's testimonial novel Hasta no verte Jesús mío might encounter in transposing Jesusa's Mexican Spanish to Icelandic. The main issue, Miglio argues, is transposing the richly dialectal speech of Jesusa Palancares into a language essentially devoid of dialectal distinctions and so far removed from Mexico in cultural and geographical terms. A solution can be reached however if a detailed analysis of the text is carried out first, which would reveal that it is not regional dialectal nuances that are important in Poniatowska's text, but rather the fact that those features of Jesusa's speech are mainly sociolinguistic, lower class markers. Equivalences to these can be found in Icelandic too, and in fact, are readily available in Salka Valka, a novel by 1955 Nobel Prize winner Halldór Laxness. Miglio proceeds to analyze parallels between the two novels, pointing out the literary and cultural elements they share. (The article is in Spanish)
Die ‚noethische‘ Funktion von Wissenschaftssprache und -mustern bei Ulrike Draesner
No full textUlrike Draesner, in her multifaceted activity as a scholar, translator, essayist, but above all author of poetry
and prose, develops a discourse on the body, landscapes and memory that is always polyphonic and cross-
linguistic. Memory travels through unexpected connections between areas of knowledge and experience,
capable of linking organic and inorganic nature, ancient world memory, individual and collective historical
memory and post-memory, theory of knowledge and ethics of living together among people, between
humans and things, between human kind and nature.
In my contribution I will be trying, through case-studies, to highlight the poetic, ethical, creative, therefore
po(i)ethical role played by scientific languages and lexika in Ulrike Draesner's writing.
As a “poeta docta”, Draesner is an artist and not as a scientist or philosopher. The aggregations of sense and
memory do not only travel on the logic of images and themes, but also on the surprising intersections
between sense and sound, as well as between different languages
Interaction between object and spatial representations in endogenous attention orienting.
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