Daremas Georgios, 'The Lebenswelt of the State in Hegel's Philosophy of Right' in A. Arndt, P. Cruysberghs, A. Przylebski (eds.) Das Leben denken, Erster Teil (Berlin: Akademie Verlag, 2006)
In this conference speech I present in brief the legacy of traditional ontology that subsists in ... more In this conference speech I present in brief the legacy of traditional ontology that subsists in the background of the contemporary and widespread use of the notion of ontology (in the plural) prominent in cultural theory. Then I discuss three forms of (sociocultural) ontological alterity between the 'human' and its other, namely the relation of the human to the subhuman (the monstrous), the relation of the human to the non-human (the machine) and the relation of the human to the post-human (the cyborg). These relations are illuminated by analysizing three cult films, i.e. 'Frankenstein', '2001: Space Odyssey' and 'Blade Runner' drawn from the Hollywood representational universe.
Daremas Georgios, 'The Lebenswelt of the State in Hegel's Philosophy of Right' in A. Arndt, P. Cruysberghs, A. Przylebski (eds.) Das Leben denken, Erster Teil (Berlin: Akademie Verlag, 2006)
In this conference speech I present in brief the legacy of traditional ontology that subsists in ... more In this conference speech I present in brief the legacy of traditional ontology that subsists in the background of the contemporary and widespread use of the notion of ontology (in the plural) prominent in cultural theory. Then I discuss three forms of (sociocultural) ontological alterity between the 'human' and its other, namely the relation of the human to the subhuman (the monstrous), the relation of the human to the non-human (the machine) and the relation of the human to the post-human (the cyborg). These relations are illuminated by analysizing three cult films, i.e. 'Frankenstein', '2001: Space Odyssey' and 'Blade Runner' drawn from the Hollywood representational universe.
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