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Alexander D. Ornella, Stefanie Knauss, Anna-Katharina Höpflinger - Commun(icat)ing Bodies

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Alexander D. Ornella (ed.), Stefanie Knauss (ed.), Anna-Katharina Höpflinger (ed.)

Commun(icat)ing Bodies

Series: Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik

Volume 11 2015

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Stefanie Knauss A Sacramental Medium. Reflections on a Christian Theological Anthropology of the Sexual Human Being S. 32-61

„… ): “in that existential self-transcendence, which happens in the act of charity, the human being makes …” „… existential issues. With reference to Søren Kierkegaard, Kirk Schneider ascribes a much more positive …” „… , existential meaning to paradox: in his view, paradox is something that fundamentally shapes human being in …”

Marcello Neri A Strange Thickness. The Body in the Poetry of Pier Paolo Pasolini S. 62-85

„… . Nothing protects me, nothing defends me. I myself chose this existential situation many years ago, in an …” „… the vulnerability of the origin and to the contradictions of human existence. This is the only power …” „… about by the ruptured immediateness with reality. To be ready for this vulnerability is the poetic …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783845262123

Klaus Gahl - Begegnung und Verantwortung

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Klaus Gahl

Begegnung und Verantwortung

2020

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-10

„… vulnerability, they alter our per-ception of ourselves. We turn into objects of our own perception andfeelings …” „… and the experience of illness become existential experi-ences of the embodied self, of our temporality …”

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Melanie Bitzer (ed.), Isabelle Bosbach (ed.), Laura Brand (ed.), Johannes Frederik Burow (ed.), Christian Ehrens (ed.), Mareike Sophie Hoffmann (ed.), Jana John (ed.), Olga Kedenburg (ed.), Julia Sellig (ed.), Lisa Stiller (ed.), Anna Henkel (ed.), Isolde Karle (ed.), Gesa Lindemann (ed.), Micha Werner (ed.)

Zeit und Sorge

Series: Dimensionen der Sorge

Volume 8 2023

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Mareike Sophie Hoffmann Reclaiming the Right to Imagine Pacific Pasts, Present and Futures. Climate Change Narratives by Pacific Climate Warriors S. 251-268

„… shift the discourse towards vulnerability of the ‘victims’ rather than focusing on the cause (ibid …” „… recognises that while our cultures and identities face an existential threat from climate change, we are …” „… climate change and strengthen our resilience. (PCW, 22/11/19)The acknowledgement of the “existential …”

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Julia Christ, Axel Honneth - Zweite Natur

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Zweite Natur

2022

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Gal Katz Sacrifing Second Nature. On the Political Habit S. 661-676

„… bondsman cope with this sudden sensitivity to the extreme vulnerability of human life. Through his …” „… vulnerability, Hegel also suggests that attunement to this underlying precarity – of the finite or mortal as …” „… Sartre’s ›bad faith‹ – serves to avoid existential challenges.5 So far so good. I have suggested that …”

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Mathis Lessau, Nora Zügel - Rückkehr des Erlebnisses in die Geisteswissenschaften?

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Rückkehr des Erlebnisses in die Geisteswissenschaften?

Series: Faktuales und fiktionales Erzählen

Volume 6 2019

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Dustin Breitenwischer Dis/claiming the Creative Self. Race, Experience, and the Paratext in Harriet Jacobs’s Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl (1861) S. 205-216

„… repository of ‘genius’, the visible sign of reason itself.”10 Literacy is an existential marker of what …” „… argues, “not just opposed to each other but are in constant interplay.”16 They are existential modes of …” „… self-empowerment and poetic self-expression.26 In this case, leisure serves as a contrast foil of the existential …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783956505102

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