A) Sylabus kurzu: Tereza Matějčková a Jakub Čapek (přednáška a četba středa)

1. E. Husserl: první a druhé „ego“ (20. 2. 2019) -JČ

četba: Husserl I, Meditace, § 49, 50, 52, 54.

2. Schopenhauer (27. 2. 2019) - TM

četba: § 1, 2, str. 20–22, § 18–23, 93–108, § 58, str. 256–259, § 66, str. 292–297.

3. Scheler: sympatie, láska a stud (6. 3. 2019) -JČ

četba: Scheler,O studu, 70-77, 113-117, 150-157.

4. Hegel (13. 3. 2019) -TM

četba: Fenomenologie ducha(přel. J. Patočka, 1960), Panství a rabství, str. 154-161.

5. Sartre (20. 3. 2019) - TM

četba: J.-P. Sartre, Bytí a nicota, přel. O. Kuba, Praha 2006, 309–321, 328–334.

Zadání testu I

6. „Ona je to Druhé“. Simone de Beauvoir (27. 3. 2019) - JČ

četba: Simone de Beauvoir, Druhé pohlaví, „Úvod“ (7-24) a „Nezávislá žena“ (350-386)

7. Levinas (3. 4. 2019) -TM

četba: Totalita a nekonečno, přel. M. Petříček a J. Sokol, Praha 1997, 9–17, 170–180.

8. Heidegger, Patočka (10. 4. 2019) -JČ

četba: Heidegger, Bytí a čas,§§ 25-27

9. Merleau-Ponty (17. 4. 2019) - JČ

četba: Druhý a lidský svět, in: Fenomenologie vnímání, 420-436; Vnímání druhého a dialog.

10. Frankfurtská škola: Habermas a Honneth (24. 4. 2019), - TM

Četba: The Phenomenological Constitutive Theory of Society: The Fundamental Role of Claims to Validity and the Monadological Foundations of Intersubjectivity On the Pragmatics of Social Interaction, in: On the Pragmatics of Social Interaction, 2001, str. 23–44.

Zadání testu II

11. Wittgenstein (15. 5. 2019) - TM

četba: L. Wittgenstein: Filosofická zkoumání (I. část: 1. - 46.) Praha, Filosofia 1993, str. 9-35.

12. Gadamer (22. 5. 2019) -JČ

četba: H.-G. Gadamer: Pravda a metoda. Nárys filosofické hermeneutiky, Praha 2010, str. 301–327

B) Sylabus: Daniele De Santis (četba čtvrtek, 12h30-14h05)

Reading Seminar (in English)

SUMMER 2019

Charles University

Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies

Daniele De Santis, Ph. D.

Office hours: Friday 14:30-15:30

Email: daniele.desantis@ff.cuni.cz

The Other and the Others

(Thursday: 12:30-14:05)

Room: 218

(1) E. Husserl: The Constitution of the Other (Feb. 21^st):

Cartesian Meditations, §§49-50

(2) E. Husserl: The Sense of the Alterity (Feb. 28^th):

Cartesian Meditations, §§52 and 54

(3) E. Husserl: Different Forms of Alterity and A-Normality (March 7^th):

Cartesian Meditations, §55

(4) E. Stein: Community, Society and Mass (March 14^th):

An Investigation Concerning the State, §1

(5) M. Heidegger: Being-With as an Existential Structure (March 21^st and March 28^th):

Being and Time, §§25, 26, 27

(6) M. Heidegger: Humans, Animals and Stones (April 4^th and April 11^th):

The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics, §§ 46-48; 59

(7) J. Derrida: Do Humans have a World? Doubts about Heidegger (April 25^th):

The Animal that Therefore I am, pages 141-160

(8) A. Schopenhauer: To Find Oneself in the Other (May 2^nd and May 9^th):

The World as Will and Representation, §§1-2; 18-23; 58 and 66

(9) A. Kolnai: When the Other (whatever it may be…) is Disgusting (May 16^thand May 23^rd):

On Disgust, pages 29-36; 39-44; 52-62

Essential Bibliography

Derrida J., The Animal that Therefore I Am (Fordham University Press)

Heidegger M., Being and Time (Blackwell)

—, The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics (Indiana University Press)

Husserl E., Cartesian Meditations (M. Nijhoff)

Kolnai A., On Disgust (Open Court)

Schopenhauer A., The World as Will and Representation (Dover Publications)

Stein E., An Investigation Concerning the State (ICS Publications)

Suggested Readings

Baseheart C., Person in the World. Introduction to the Philosophy of Edith Stein (Springer)

Wallenfang D., Human and Divine Being. A Study on the Theological Anthropology of Edith Stein (Cascade Books)

Serrano de Haro A., Paseo filosófico en Madrid. Introducción a Husserl (Editorial Trotta)

Smith A.D., Philosophy Guidebook to Husserl and the Cartesian Meditations (Routledge)

Xolocotzi Á., Zirión A., Ia las cosas mismas! Dos ideas sobre la fenomenología (Colección Centenario)

Zahavi D., Husserl’s Legacy. Phenomenology, Metaphysics and Transcendental Idealism (Oxford)