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1Association in Husserl and Freud – Passivity and the UnconsciousIn Luiz-Carlos Pereira Marcia Cavalcante Schuback (ed.), Time and Form, Puc University Press. 2013.
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572The Temporality of Sexual Life in Husserl and FreudPhenomenology of Eros. 2012.In this text I would like to show two things. Firstly, that the so-called “timelessness” of the Freudian unconscious can be elucidated through an interpretation of the concept of Nachträglichkeit, and showing thereby that there is indeed a temporality specific to the workings of the unconscious. Freud’s analysis of early psychic trauma related to sexual phenomena pointed to a serious complication for all believers in the immediate transparency of consciousness. For the “wound” itself was constit…Read more
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1Disavowal, Ignorance and the Colonial Difference: Rethinking Phenomenology From the StartIn Maria Gyemant & Délia Popa (eds.), Approches Phénoménologiques de L'Inconscient, Georg Olms Verlag. 2015.
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The World Beyond Europe as Spirit: Transcendental Prejudice and Phenomenology [In Japanese]Logos Kai Fainomenon (Tokyo, 2015) 30 31-47. 2014.
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Self-alteration and temporality: the radicalized and universal reductions in Husserl’s late thinking (au-delà de Derrida)In Dermot Moran Hans Rainer Sepp (ed.), Phenomenology 2010 vol. 4. Selected Essays from Northern Europe: Traditions, Transitions and Challenges, Zeta Books. pp. 51-86. 2011.This text argues that Husserl’s late philosophy of temporal and bodily subjectivity can only be understood by means of the interplay between different reductions. For various reasons, this decisive methodological aspect has been largely overlooked by most interpreters. As a consequence, the co-originality of the constitution of space and time, which first enables a comprehensive grasp of the originary processes in the living streaming present, has remained virtually unknown. This also means that…Read more
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Areas of Specialization
Aesthetics |
20th Century Philosophy |
Philosophy of Gender, Race, and Sexuality |
Continental Philosophy |