The body as base of the aesthetic experience
No Thumbnail Available
Date
Authors
Advisors
Evaluators
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Universidad Industrial de Santander
Abstract
Description
En 1907, con las lecciones Cosa y espacio, Husserl da inicio a su fenomenología genética en la cual la preocupación por el cuerpo va más allá de concebirlo como una cosa material. El desarrollo de esta idea se encuentra en su obra no acabada Ideas II, en la que se esboza el papel del cuerpo frente a la naturaleza material, anímica y espiritual. Este artículo muestra la estructura de la propuesta somatológica de Husserl y cómo ésta hace del cuerpo el fundamento para la experiencia estética, base de la vida ética y de la constitución de la cultura y la sociedad.
Husserl begins his genetic phenomenology with the lessons of Thing and Space (1907) in which the concern by the body goes beyond of conceiving it as a material thing. The development of this idea is found in his unfinished Ideas II, where it sketches the role of the body with respect of material nature, mental and spirit. This paper shows the structure of the somatological proposal of Husserl and how it makes the body a foundation for the aesthetic experience, ethical basis of life and the constitution of culture and society.
Husserl begins his genetic phenomenology with the lessons of Thing and Space (1907) in which the concern by the body goes beyond of conceiving it as a material thing. The development of this idea is found in his unfinished Ideas II, where it sketches the role of the body with respect of material nature, mental and spirit. This paper shows the structure of the somatological proposal of Husserl and how it makes the body a foundation for the aesthetic experience, ethical basis of life and the constitution of culture and society.
Keywords
estética, cuerpo, proto-ética, sensaciones, aesthetics, body, proto-ethics, sensations