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Requirements for temporal BDA implementation methodology in organizations

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Mach-Król M.

Informatyka Ekonomiczna

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2019

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nr 1 (51)

44-54

EN

The article is devoted to the problem of temporal big data analytics (BDA) in organizations in the context of the challenges arising from the business environment. The research problem originates from the multiplicity of existing approaches to implementing big data, from the multiplicity of concepts underlying these approaches, as well as from the lack of temporality context in the existing proposals. It is thus necessary to review and order the big data methodologies and strategies. The article also characterizes the challenges for an effective temporal BDA, and on this basis a set of requirements is formulated which must be met by the temporal big data analytics implementation methodology in organizations. For these purposes, firstly, a critical analysis of literature was used as the research method, secondly, methods of creative thinking, synthesis and analysis were used.

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POE BICENTENNIAL. UNIVERSUL LUI EDGAR ALLAN POE. REPERE INTERDISCIPLINARE CU OCAZIA BICENTENARULUI, MIHAI A. STROE (COORD.), INSTITUTUL EUROPEAN, IAŞI, 2011, 420P.

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HĂISAN D.

Concordia Discors vs Discordia Concors: Researches into Comparative Literature, Contrastive Linguistics, Cross-Cultural and Translation Strategies

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2013

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tom 5

195-201

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Dwa miasta i duch pustyni. Spór o doczesność

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Łukaszyk E.

Przegląd Orientalistyczny

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2020

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nr 1 (273)

39-53

EN

The author comments on the debate concerning the ideal model of life in the perspective of history and philosophy of religion. Taking as the starting point George Steiner's criticism of the “tyranny of the Absolute” introduced by the monotheistic idea, she sketches an outlook of the sources and character of the tension between religious requirements and the desire for secular life in Christianity and Islam. Already at its beginnings, Islam treated this tension in quite a different way than historical Christianity, stressing the necessity to achieve the ideal state in this world; quite to the contrary, such ideas were contested by early Christians, who claimed that the Kingdom of the Christ is not from this world. As suggested by Bernard Lewis, Muhammad took on the role of Constantine, establishing a different tradition of universal law in which the distinction between public and private affairs is blurred. The modern and postmodern debate on the frontiers of the sacred and the profane is thus treated as a consequence of the historical beginnings of Christianity and Islam, as well as the primary principles with which both religions confronted the Mediterranean world of late Antiquity. The conclusion accentuates both the agonistic and dialogic character of the disagreement concerning the sacred and the profane of Christianity and Islam, treated as essential answers to the same, still pertinent question asked at the end of pagan Antiquity.

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DIE BESCHREIBUNG ALS „COLPORTEUR” DER TEMPORALITÄT: DIE „EGLISE DE SAINT HILAIRE” (Marcel Proust) UND DAS HAUS DER FAMILIE BUDDENBROOK (Thomas Mann)

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Hergheligiu R.

Concordia Discors vs Discordia Concors: Researches into Comparative Literature, Contrastive Linguistics, Cross-Cultural and Translation Strategies

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2009

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tom 1

204-217

EN

In the present study the author undertakes an exemplification of Angelika Corbineau-Hoffman’s theses concerning the parallelism between certain object descriptions and the evolution of the process of involuntary memory in Marcel Proust’s work. The author reminds of Corbineau-Hoffman’s commentaries regarding the state of fugit irreparabile tempus triggered by Proust’s description of the church of St. Hilaire and develops a parallel analysis of Thomas Mann’s description of the Buddenbrooks house towards the end of his novel. The conclusion underlines the analogy between the manners in which Proust and Thomas Mann use description as a temporal device.

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Authenticity and Artistic Representation in the Modern Age: Heidegger’s “Anti-aesthetic” Conception Reconsidered

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Humphries C.

Estetyka i Krytyka

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2011

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nr 2(21)

76-87

EN

This paper offers a partial defence and a partial critique of the views put forward in Heidegger‟s essay The Origin of the Work of Art. According to the author, the validity of Heidegger‟s position is limited by the fact it inherits the partial character of his account of the way in which human intelligibility is phenomenologically and ontologically grounded in temporality.

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Existing Within and Beyond Time: «Capri—the Island of Fugitives» by Krystian Lupa

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Budzowska M.

Pamiętnik Teatralny

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2021

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nr 2(278)

11-36

EN

The proposed article ponders upon Krystian Lupa’s Capri—the Island of Fugitives (2019), an original production staged at the Powszechny Theatre in Warsaw that brings together two of Curzio Malaparte’s prose books: Kaputt (1944) and The Skin (1949). By focusing on the parts of the production that adapt Kaputt, the article scrutinizes scenes produced by the live performance and the virtual projections in order to describe and explain how theatrical expression is enriched by such a juxtaposition. This analysis uses the theoretical frameworks of unnatural narratology (Jan Alber et al.), postdramatic durational aesthetics (Hans-Thies Lehmann), and the idea of the virtual double (Matthew Causey). The primary argument relies on the specific temporality emerging from the Lupa’s performance that enables spectators to feel existence within and beyond time. Furthermore, the study investigates the overarching idea of the performance, recognized by the strategy of foregrounding the thematic that oscillates within the problematics of human cruelty.

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Splot czasów: Teatr, performans i odtworzenia

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Ratajczakowa D.

Pamiętnik Teatralny

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2021

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nr 3(278)

189-202

EN

This article presents the discussion on performance, the archive, and the relations between them, based on Polish translations of Rebecca Schneider’s book Performing Remains: Art and War in Times of Theatrical Reenactment (Routledge 2011; Polish edition: Pozostaje performans, Kraków 2020) and Diana Taylor’s Performance (Duke University Press 2016; Polish edition: Performans, Kraków 2018). The central theme of the article is a reflection on Schneider’s treatment of time and corporeality, which makes it possible to highlight the differences between the approaches to the ontology of performance proposed in the two books.

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Mono-kronološki ‘post’: sinkronizacija međuvremena nacija u povijestima jugoslavenske književnosti Antuna Barca i Pavla Popovića i (post)-jugoslavenska književnost

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Mijatović A.

Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne

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2019

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nr 17

127-143

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In this paper, I approach to the relationship between the art and the democracy via discussion of two histories of Yugoslav literatures. I propose and try to defend a thesis that both accounts of the history of Yugoslav literatures synchronize temporalities of the different national literatures, reducing thereby differences between them. Both histories substantialize Yugoslav literature as a remnant of the lost community. They argue that immediacy of that community had dissolved into the variety of nations, which led separate lives under the rule of empires. In the name of that mythical past, heterogeneous temporalities are synchronized to the single temporal flow. However, the similar substantializing operation and synchronization is present in the more recent concept of (post)-Yugoslav literature.

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It Is Only 24 Hours a Day-Neutralizations Are Necessary. Temporal Dilemmas of Managers

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Dymarczyk W.

Polish Sociological Review

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2011

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tom 173

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nr 1

97-106

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Holding a chief position in an organized hierarchy means accepting a wide range of duties. What it leads to is a prolonganization and adaptation of the working time as well as its pragmatization as far as the time (e.g. private time, leisure time) not directly connected to the individual’s job is concerned. The need to subordinate, for not to call it incorporate all the other spheres of life into the business actions leads to “temporal tensions” emerging between discrepancies previously autonomous. The author of this paper reconstructed these tensions by showing different strategies and peculiar neutralizations which are used by managers in order to diminish or solve the tensions. The methodology of grounded theory has been applied to analyse the collected material (narrative interviews). The outcomes of the research result from very detailed and arduous analyses of 35 managers’ life-stories according to symbolic interactionism paradigm.

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Navigating Cognitive Innovation

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Kristensen M. S. , Loesche F. , Maranan D. S.

Avant. The Journal of the Philosophical-Interdisciplinary Vanguard

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2017

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tom 8

EN

This paper revisits the concept of Cognitive Innovation with the aim of helping newcomers appreciate its (intended) demarcating purpose and relevance to the wider literature on cognition and creativity in the humanities, arts, and sciences. Particular emphasis is paid to discussion of the pitfalls of sense-making and the concept’s affordance. The main argument presented is that proponents of the concept face the dilemma of seeking to demonstrate its transdisciplinary nature and applicability vis-a-vis retaining its semantic distinctness. Proceeding from a classification of Cognitive Innovation as a dispositional construct, we discuss how it feeds into existing research approaches and opens up new sensibilities in related areas. The perspectives of temporality, interdisciplinary balancing, technology, and metatheories are proposed as promising areas for future elaboration of the function of Cognitive Innovation.

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The Pathos of Time: Chronic Pain and Temporality

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Geniusas S.

Dialogue and Universalism

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2015

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nr 3

25-38

EN

The paper offers a phenomenological interpretation of the temporality of chronic pain. First, I maintain that the field of presence constitutes the exhaustive horizon within which chronic pain is lived. Secondly, I argue that chronic pain is a form of depersonal-ization in that it cuts the field of presence from the past and the future. Thirdly, drawing on some recent phenomenological and neurological findings, I argue that the past and the future, despite their apparent irreality, continue to affect the present “behinds its back”: either through implicit bodily memory, or through implicit bodily anticipation. Thus despite its depersonalizing effects, chronic pain is a deeply personal experience. In my conclusion, I turn to the therapeutic significance of such a phenomenology of tem-porality. I maintain that if chronic pain is nested in implicit temporality, then to confront it, one must become conscious of its effects and, if possible, neutralize their meaning.

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Authenticity in the Perspective of Sport Tourism: Some Selected Examples

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Hurych E.

Physical Culture and Sport. Studies and Research

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2017

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tom 73

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nr 1

44-53

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„To morze jest moje”. Dziedzictwo miejskie w Bejrucie

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Puzon K.

Rocznik Antropologii Historii

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2016

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nr 9, Dziedzictwo kulturowe

109–122

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Over the past 20 years, Beirut has become a laboratory for post-war reconstruction. Certain parts of the city give the impression of an eternal construction site of a large-scale urban renewal experiment. The socio-spatial transformations attracted mixed reactions, and subsequently many concerns were voiced by residents, activists, and urban planners; some of them even argued that heritage had fallen victim to real estate development. This criticism, however, can also be viewed in terms of an aspiration for a better future, especially given that the idea of heritage has recently begun to gradually shift from a matter of "family legacy" to its understanding as a more collective phenomenon. This paper seeks to examine discourses and practices of urban heritage in post-war Beirut. More specifically, it explores how heritage discourses and practices are enacted by local actors, in particular the fishermen of al-Daliyeh and the Dictaphone Group. Drawing on Sharon Macdonald's notion of "past presencing", I focus on urban and socio-spatial dimensions of heritage-making in the Lebanese capital.

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Navigating Cognitive Innovation

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Kristensen M. S. , Loesche F. , Maranan D. S.

Avant. The Journal of the Philosophical-Interdisciplinary Vanguard

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2017

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nr 8

EN

This paper revisits the concept of Cognitive Innovation with the aim of helping newcomers appreciate its (intended) demarcating purpose and relevance to the wider literature on cognition and creativity in the humanities, arts, and sciences. Particular emphasis is paid to discussion of the pitfalls of sense-making and the concept’s affordance. The main argument presented is that proponents of the concept face the dilemma of seeking to demonstrate its transdisciplinary nature and applicability vis-a-vis retaining its semantic distinctness. Proceeding from a classification of Cognitive Innovation as a dispositional construct, we discuss how it feeds into existing research approaches and opens up new sensibilities in related areas. The perspectives of temporality, interdisciplinary balancing, technology, and metatheories are proposed as promising areas for future elaboration of the function of Cognitive Innovation.

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Gender Perspective and the Temporal Aspect in Managerial Careers: Male and Female Views of Time

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Dymarczyk W.

Polish Sociological Review

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2013

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tom 182

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nr 2

239-252

EN

The purpose of this article is to describe the perception of time by men and women in managerial positions in business organizations (and the specific actions resulting from that perception). The differences and similarities in perceiving time by representatives of the two sexes were reconstructed on the basis of nearly fifty narrative interviews conducted within the framework of two projects: ’The Temporal Aspect of Managerial Careers’ (concluded in 2005) and the ongoing ’Spatial Aspect of Managerial Careers’. In the context of the titular gender perspective, what is noteworthy is the vision of their careers that organizational actors’ declare and realize, in that they perceive them, despite the contradictions resulting from the gender difference, as being planned and realized through persistence.Key categories describing this type of attitude are those of the ’self-made man’ and ’self-made woman’. Differences in ways of realizing the ideal of the inner-directed manager, which are the effect of a culturally conditioned perception of the role that men and women ’should’ fill, are also important. Analysis of the data collected was conducted on the basis of grounded theory methodology

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Rytmy czasu, meandry pamięci. O poezji Bogusławy Latawiec

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Rygielska M.

Poznańskie Studia Polonistyczne. Seria Literacka

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2018

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nr 32

285-306

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This paper deals with the problems of time and temporality in the poetry of Bogusława Latawiec ranging from one of her first volumes of poetry (Przestrzenie [Spaces ], 1975) to the recently released Zmowy [Collusions] (2015). The passage of time, various ways of perceiving and sensing it are the overarching themes of her oeuvre (both prose and poetry). Her poetry, characterized by a remarkable linguistic discipline, a skillful use of formal devices and a close connection between the images and the sonic layer of her poems, highlights the importance of linking the experience of time and its passage with the issues of subjectivity and identity. Personal time converges here with historical, physical and mechanical time. It gains a material dimension: it becomes measurable and even tangible. This is noticeable in the poet’s latest minor volumes: Gdyby czas był ziemią [If time was the Earth ] (2011) and in Zmowy [Collusions ] (2015).

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Nadmiar Boga? Święty Paweł w epoce postsekularnej

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Pospiszyl M.

Kwartalnik Filozoficzny

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2011

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tom 39

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nr 1

135-156

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The article proposes an interpretation of the Letters of St. Paul based on Heidegger's early lectures. It introduces the notion of excess. Excess (nad-miar) is not only the opposite of what can be measured (miara); it is above all something that exceeds measurement, though in an immeasurable (bez-mierne) way. Excess expresses the actual infinity of the subject while the “immeasurable” expresses his potential infinity. This difference between the immeasurable and excess is visible in the context of messianic temporality. Those who await a temporal messiah treat him as an extension of the immeasurable world of their own expectations. Christians do not expect a specific event; for them treating God as a third person is senseless. Their concept of God arose in the temporality in which all things are accomplished in accordance with Paul's motto, "Stay alert, stand firm in the faith, show courage, be strong. Everything you do should be done in love." (1 Cor 16:13-14). This is a subjective figure for taking responsibility for living, thinking and acting, which are to take place in love and expresses a revolution, for such subjective figures change the very character of Christian life.

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Интенциональный анализ идеологии

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Blyukher F. N. , Gourko S. L.

Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski

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2014

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tom V/1

163-177

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The hypothesis is proposed that a variety of discursive manifestations of ideology can be described by means of a fourfold schema in which each of distinct implications of ideologi¬cal discourse falls within one of four categories that can be phenomenologically marked as “scientific”, “ethic”, “aesthetic” and “religious”, correspondingly. We argue that due to the difference in temporal orientation of those four forms they are systematically combined in pairs where “ethic” and “aesthetic” forms explain a “meaningful present”, while “religious” and “scientific” are responsible for a “possible future”. As a result, there can be only four possible types of functionally complete ideologies. To test our hypothesis, we have checked several obviously ideologically charged texts for the prevalence of definite “ideological di¬scursive forms”, and found out that, in most cases, the pair representing the expected ideolo¬gy of the author prevails in our schema.

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Changes in the structure of historical consciousness and the perception of architectural style: A case study in the popular perception of Brutalism from 1945 to 2019

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Lack A. , Korynta J.

Świat i Słowo

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2020

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tom 34(1)

179-210

EN

This study investigates changes in the popularity of Brutalist buildings from the 1940’s to present. Our methodological framework is derived from three sources: (1) Reinhardt Koselleck’s work on historical consciousness in the field of conceptual history; (2) Martin Heidegger’s phenomenological approach to temporality, mood, and perception, and: (3) Ernst Becker’s work on the denial of death and the quest for immortality. Our thesis is that changing perceptions of Brutalist architecture, in many cases radically different evaluations of the same buildings, are the effects of historically specific cultural, political, and social structures. In phenomenological terms, these structures form fairly discrete systems of relevance. That which is held to be profoundly interesting, or exciting, or progressive in one system of relevance can appear dull, menacing, or foolish in another. The systems that we identity, describe, and explain, are: (1) Collective mobilization in the service of progress (1941- 1978); (2) In the Shadow of the Tyranny of the State 1978-2001; and (3) Seeking Certainty and Security in the Ambiguity of Global Risk: 2001 to 2019. We show how each system has produced a distinct perspective on brutalist architecture which influences the popularity of the style, or lack thereof.

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Time as the Source of Inalienable Freedom: Henri Bergson’s “Immunizing” the Self

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Kremplewska K.

Eidos. A Journal for Philosophy of Culture

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2017

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tom 1

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nr 1

76-88

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The paper looks at the idea of grounding human freedom in selfhood, with particular attention to the strategies of “denaturalizing” time, resulting in its separation into different modalities. The perspective of practical philosophy, interested in accounting for and making legitimate the spontaneous first person assumption of being a free agent, is enriched with some historical references to different ontological and anthropological attempts at inscribing verticality or transcendence into the human self in order to secure to this self what is called here inalienable freedom. The paper focuses on some elements of Henri Bergson’s thought and tries to reinterpret them in terms of an example of a modern, anti-reductionist “immunization” of the triad of freedom – self – humanity. It also emphasizes the emancipatory potential and the novelty of Bergson’s conception of the human self.