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Jan patočkas Deutung der Platonischen Bestimmung der Seele als Selbstbewegung
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The interpretation phenomenologique de la doctrine platonicienne de l'âme par J. Patocka is discussed in this article, where a travers cette conception tardive de l"âme comme principe moteur culmine selon J.Patocka le plus ancien projet de constitution d l'etre de l'sexistence humaine, fondee sur la dialectique de l''âme, and developpee au niveau d'une systematique ontologique et cosmologiqueAbstract:
L'A. etudie l'interpretation phenomenologique de la doctrine platonicienne de l'âme par J. Patocka, ou l'âme est definie comme mouvement de soi(τo αυτo eαυτo kινου~ν). A travers cette conception tardive de l'âme comme principe moteur culmine selon J. Patocka le plus ancien projet de constitution d'une science de l'etre de l'existence humaine, fondee sur la dialectique de l'âme, et developpee au niveau d'une systematique ontologique et cosmologiqueread more
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Patočka’s Care of the Soul Reconsidered: Performing the Soul Through Movement
TL;DR: In this paper, a reinterpreted concept of care for the soul is proposed, in which the (active) self-moving of the self is not ontologically prior to (passive) responding, and it is free only as responding to the world and responsible only in being free.
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Patočka and Foucault: Taking Care of the Soul and Taking Care of the Self
TL;DR: In this article, Patocka's and Michel Foucault's influential interpretations of the ancient Greek approach to care (epimeleia) are discussed, and the authors deal with Jan Patocksa's interpretation of the epimeleion.
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Performing the Soul Through Movement
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors elaborate on Patocka's concept of the care of the soul and demonstrate the impossibility of identifying the notion of the very caring with the third movement, whether exemplified by philosophical theory or political action.