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This chapter identifies two contrasting methodological reductions utilized in philosophical scepticism: withdrawal/doubt [R–]; immersion/attention [R+]. Moving toward a feminist ethics grounded in phenomenological scepticism, Aumiller explores how reduction relates to experiences of personal and global uncertainty such as a pandemic. Reduction involves our entire embodied being, challenging how we are fundamentally in touch with the world. How we respond to being disrupted makes all the difference.
In the age of pervasive computing the way our body interacts with reality needs to be reconceptualized. The reduction of embodiment is a problem for computer music since this music relies heavily on different layers of (digital) technology and mediation in order to be produced and performed. The article shows that such a mediation should not be conceived of as an obstacle but rather as a constitutive element of a permanent, complex negotiation between the artist, the machinery, and the audience, aimed at shaping a different temporality for musical language (as the Italian artist Caterina Barbieri develops).
In ihrer einführenden Studie versucht Ingrid Kasten (durch die Vorstellung neuerer methodologischer und literaturtheoretischer Konzepte), den Begriff der Wahrnehmung als epistemische Kategorie der Literaturwissenschaft weiter zu fundieren indem sie Anknüpfungsmöglichkeiten in anderen, benachbarten Forschungsgebieten sucht (u.a. in der Sprechakttheorie, in der philosophischen Phänomenologie und im Forschungs-paradigma ‚Theatralität’ / ‚Szenographie’); Kasten betrachtet die Kategorie der Wahrnehmung als eine „kulturtheoretisch argumentierende Literaturwissenschaft“.