Bergson’s Environmental Aesthetic

Bennett, Michael James

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“…Bhangu et al (2014: o. S.) formulieren treffend: »It is here, by attending to the internal rhythm of one's own duration, that Bergson claims we are able to move outward, and seek a sympathetic resonance with the rhythm of the objects, materials, and elements surrounding us.« So erzählt uns Intuition als Hinwendung zu den Rhythmen der Welt etwas Neues über uns selbst: Impulse, die für kreative Krisenbearbeitung auch gebraucht werden. Letztlich seien Intuition und Sympathie Wege in das, was Bergson offene Moral nennt (Bennett 2012; Ansell-Pearson/Mullarkey 2002b: 40 ff. ).…”

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“…Demgegenüber fördere Sympathie/Intuition, in Veränderungen und Differenzen die Bedingungen des Lebens zu erkennen und einen produktiven Umgang mit Differenz, Dynamik und Ungewissheit als Aufgabe anzunehmen (Jancsary 2019; Done/Knowler 2011). Die offene Gemeinschaft ist sodann eine konsequent umweltethische Gemeinschaft (Bennett 2012;Aguirre 2013), deren Teilhabende mit ihrer Umwelt transagieren (Steiner 2014) und sich in ihr immer wieder neu erfahren. Die aus der Intuition resultierende Kapazität, sich von der Umwelt affektiv beeinflussen zu lassen (Deleuze 1991;Bergson [1932), wird in ökologischen Gemeinschaften eine »Dauer-Übung«.…”

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Der Klimawandel, das Artensterben, globale Migrationsbewegungen und zunehmende politische Gewalt zeugen von den multiplen Krisen des Anthropozäns. Diese Krisenhaftigkeit macht Ungewissheit mehr denn je zu einer Grundbedingung des Zusammenlebens und stellt sowohl bestehende Mensch-Natur-Verhältnisse als auch unsere Vorstellung von Zukunft als linearer Fortschritt grundlegend in Frage. Dieses Buch versammelt Beiträge, die sich aus einer praxistheoretischen Perspektive mit dem Spannungsfeld von umkämpften Zukünften und Ungewissheit vor dem Hintergrund der Allgegenwärtigkeit sozial-ökologischer Krisen auseinandersetzen. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcode

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Bergsonism and the History of Analytic Philosophy

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The Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries

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The present state of scholarship in twentieth-and twenty-first-century rhetoric studies is diverse. Rhetoric, in multiple guises, has permeated a variety of academic disciplines, such as advertising, anthropology, classics, communication, critical theory, economics, ethnic studies, law, literary studies, management, marketing, medicine, natural sciences, philosophy, psychology, rhetoric and composition, theater, theology, transnational politics, and women's and gender studies. Because tracing scholarship in all these disciplines is beyond the scope of this book, this chapter focuses on the diversity of the twentieth-and twentyfirst-century scholarship that informs rhetoric and composition studies. Thanks in part to this field's emergence in the mid-1960s,* rhetoric scholarship exploded during the 1970s and dispersed during the 1980s, 1990s, and 185 * Rhetorical studies traditionally focused on the integrated arts of speaking, reading, writing, and listening. But in 1914, speaking and listening split from reading and writing when public speaking professionals (influenced by a German model of the university that favored disciplinary departments) seceded from NCTE. Consequently, rhetorical studies split into two departments: speech (focusing primarily on speaking) and English (focusing primarily on reading), with listening and writing relegated to secondary status, respectively. During two world wars and the 1950s boom, this split became institutionalized within U.S. universities. English professors taught great literature, simply assuming students could write, but the increased enrollments in the 1960s exposed the myth of this assumption. Consequently, scholars and teachers organized to seek theories and methods for training writing teachers and for teaching students to write. Because rhetorical studies was one site where such theories and methods were rediscovered, rhetorical studies was revived as rhetoric and composition studies in English departments by scholars such as Edward P. J. Corbett, James Kinneavy, and Winifred Bryan Horner-all of whom are now heralded as pioneers of rhetoric and composition-primarily to ground composition pedagogy. Since the mid-1960s, however, rhetoric and composition studies have greatly diversified. kr ista ratcliffe 2000s. To map this dispersion, this chapter offers a 2009 snapshot of scholarship that both updates existing research areas from previous editions of this book and also identifies new research areas. As with all snapshots, this one leaves some scholarly landscape hovering outside the frame of this chapter. For example, research areas (such as rhetoric and disability studies) do not have separate sections here. Other research areas (such as rhetoric and hermeneutics) do not have separate sections here but are present in earlier editions of this book (1983 and 1990), which readers are encouraged to consult. The value of this 2009 snapshot lies not simply in the nineteen updated or newly identified research areas but especially in the generous contributions of noted schol...

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Bergson’s Environmental Aesthetic

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Praxis und Ungewissheit

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