Organizing dynamism and its egg. Ruyer and his molar theory of multiplicities
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2020.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Hostile to all human exceptionalism, Ruyer’s work breaks with the familiar humanism of anthropocentric philosophies in order to establish three propositions for a contemporary ecological philosophy: subjectivity is not reducible to the subject; consciousness is not localized in the brain; and sense is not embedded in linguistic signification. Ruyer inventively takes up Bergson’s analysis of multiplicities in order to critique anthropomorphism, but his molar, non-rheological conception of the relations between multiplicities paradoxically ends in praise of colonial domination.
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Hostile to all human exceptionalism, Ruyer’s work breaks with the familiar humanism of anthropocentric philosophies in order to establish three propositions for a contemporary ecological philosophy: subjectivity is not reducible to the subject; consciousness is not localized in the brain; and sense is not embedded in linguistic signification. Ruyer inventively takes up Bergson’s analysis of multiplicities in order to critique anthropomorphism, but his molar, non-rheological conception of the relations between multiplicities paradoxically ends in praise of colonial domination.
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