The Person and the Common Life

Studies in a Husserlian Social Ethics

By:

J.G. Hart

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Paperback / softback

Series:

Phaenomenologica,

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This Husserl-based social ethics claims that the properly philosophical life -- i.e. one lived within the noetic-noematic field -- is not cut off from action. Indeed, the ethical and political dimensions of the person are disclosed through various reductions. At the passive-synthetic level as well as at the higher founded levels of personal constitution a basic sense of will emerges, the telos of which is a godly intersubjective self-ideal. This 'truth of will' is inseparably an 'ought' and an 'is' involving moral categoriality as a way of letting the good of others be part of one's own. Both moral categoriality and the polis actuate the latent first-person plural dative of manifestation which emerges with a common world. Thereby they actuate also senses of the common life which can develop to community as a higher-order person. This leads to a eutopian anti-statist theory of the polis and common good which has affinity with some communitarian-anarchist and 'Green' views.

Release date NZ

December 6th, 2010

Author

J.G. Hart

Audience

Professional & Vocational

Edition

Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 1992

Illustrations

XIV, 488 p.

Pages

488

Series

Phaenomenologica,

Dimensions

155x235x25

ISBN-13

9789048141579

Product ID

8962222

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