Titlebook: Logos and Life: Creative Experience and the Critique of Reason; Introduction to the Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publ

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Man-the-Creator and His Triple y focusing upon the object in its intentional, that is, strictly rational, ideal skeleton in which it “appears” within constitutive consciousness. Although we may retrace the steps of its transcendental constitution, that is, the progress of its origin within intentional consciousness, yet these ori

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The Emergence of the Problem of Creation: The Poet-Creator Versus the Philosopher it is the drama which lacerates the tragic hero constrained to choose between noble laws, bound to values which surpass human life in giving it a meaning, and the current rules of social life, the former radically opposed to the latter. Think of Orestes, Antigone, or many others. From the classics,

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Creative Realityom that opposition. We might finally say that this tension is the very condition of poetry. However, what side should the poet take in this conflict? Assuredly not that of natural life. It would submerge him, and it is precisely against natural life that the conflict arises; he becomes a poet only i

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The Factors in the New Alliance Between Man and the Worlde passively live is a hardened, petrified world. In our natural abandon, we do not understand that the natural milieu is only a series of sedimentations of our past experiences, of ideas accepted by chance, of secondary attitudes. In order to apperceive it, the distance that the phenomenological att