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1. N 2009

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   A Companion To Aesthetics, pp. 435 - 443.

   This chapter contains sections titled: narrative to notations

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2. Language and the cognitive subject: Heymann Steinthal (1823–1899) and Friedrich Nietzsche... 2006

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   Benes, Tuska

   Language & Communication, Vol. 26, Issue 3, pp. 218 - 230.

   How did different concepts of language influence the way Heymann Steinthal and Friedrich Nietzsche regarded the cognitive subject? This paper historicizes an element of the recent ‘linguistic turn’... Read more

   How did different concepts of language influence the way Heymann Steinthal and Friedrich Nietzsche regarded the cognitive subject? This paper historicizes an element of the recent ‘linguistic turn’ in the humanities by analyzing how two predecessors to Michel Foucault undermined the idealist assumption that concepts originate in the activity of a sovereign consciousness. Applying psychology to linguistics, Steinthal insisted that language originated in the unconscious and therefore limited man’s epistemological autonomy. Nietzsche further destabilized conceptual thought as the product of instinct and aesthetic impulses. For him, the cognitive subject was a linguistic fiction – a grammatical convention that had assumed unwarranted philosophical authority. Read less

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3. A invenção do ressentimento no século XIX e os desafios da psicologia social no século XXI 2008

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   Trevisan, Juliano Fontana; Elsirik, Marisa Faermann

   Psicologia, Ciência E Profissão, Vol. 28, Issue 1, pp. 4 - 17.

   We are living in the beginning of the XXI century under the effects of a profusion of discourses - scientific or not - that emphasize more and more a division between the social and the individual ... Read more

   We are living in the beginning of the XXI century under the effects of a profusion of discourses - scientific or not - that emphasize more and more a division between the social and the individual aspects. The fact that people get increasingly self-centered to the detriment of the social aspect is a movement that could has been stressed during the XIX century. Beyond the true or false characteristics of this evidence, it is our aim to consider the historical conditions that favour the emergence of this discourse in our reflection on the concept of resentment, showing a social aspect (or would it be other social aspects?) that have never been separated from the personal aspects, but that cannot always be visualized. This evidence, however, gives us other challenges to conceive human beings and their existence. Vivemos, na aurora do século XXI, sob os efeitos da profusão de discursos - científicos ou não - que ressaltam cada vez mais uma separação entre o social e o individual. O preocupar-se cada vez mais consigo mesmo em detrimento do social é um movimento que teria se acentuado durante o século XIX. Para além do caráter verdadeiro ou falso contido nessa evidência, temos por objetivo, ao refletir sobre o conceito de ressentimento, pensar sobre as condições históricas que favoreceram a emergência desse discurso, desnudando um social (ou seriam outros sociais?) que nunca se separou do pessoal, mas que nem sempre pode ser visualizado. Esse outro social, entretanto, nos coloca outros desafios para compreender o homem e sua existência. Read less

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