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Author:   Wojciech Chojna
Publisher:   Brill
Imprint:   Brill
Volume:   313
Weight:   0.317kg
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9789004357129

ISBN 10:   9004357122
Pages:   182
Publication Date:   16 November 2017
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Format:   Paperback
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Table of Contents

Preface Introduction  Ingarden’s Relevance Today 1 Introduction to the Concept of Identity  Some Traditional Approaches  Ingarden’s General Ontology 2 Nature and Identity of a Literary Work in American Aesthetics  Nelson Goodman’s Syntactical Identity  Richard Wolheim’s Amendment  Psychologism  Semantic Accounts  Joseph Margolis’s Culturally Emergent Objects 3 Phenomenological Concept of Identity  Identity of a Perceptual Object  The Concept of Intentionality  The Concept of Constitution  Ideality and Identity of the Objectivities of Understanding  Husserl’s Theory of Meaning  Ingarden’s Objections to Husserl’s Transcendental Idealism  Hermeneutic Challenges against the Possibility of Transcendental Phenomenology 4 Literary Work as a Schematic Structure  The Notion of a ‘Purely Intentional Object’  Schematism  Structure of a Literary Work of Art  The Stratum of Linguistic Sound Formations  The Stratum of Meanings  Meanings of Sentences  The Stratum of Presented Objects  The Stratum of Schematized Aspects  Objections to Ingarden’s Conception of the Four Strata of Literary Work  The Order of Sequence of Parts  Quasi-judgments 5 Aesthetic Experience and Life of a Literary Work of Art  Aesthetic Experience  Problems Pertaining to Aesthetic Experience  Pre-aesthetic Cognition of a Literary Work of Art  Cognition of an Aesthetic Object  The Work and Its Concretizations  ‘Life’ of a Literary Work of Art 6 Values of Literary Work of Art  Artistic and Aesthetic Values  The Stratum of Sounds and Its Function in the Constitution of Aesthetic Qualities  The Stratum of Meanings and Its Function in the Constitution of Aesthetic Qualities  De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum  Metaphysical Qualities  Poetry as a Means of Cognition 7 The Identity of a Literary Work of Art  Identity of Sounds  Identity of Meanings  Dialectics of Identity  Subjectivism, Relativism and Identity Epilogue Bibliography Index

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Wojciech Chojna, Ph.D. (1992), Temple University, Professor, Pasco-Hernando State College, USA; published articles and translations on aesthetics and philosophy, including “Phenomenological Redescription of Violence” in Justice, Law and Violence (Temple University Press, 1991), “Philosophy and the Modern World” in the Kwartalnik Filozoficzny (2006, translation).

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