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Katarzyna Kasia

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Aesthetics
20th Century Philosophy
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    Rzecz sama/światoobraz : w poszukiwaniu fundamentu
    In Iwona Lorenc, Mateusz Salwa & Piotr Schollenberger (eds.), Fenomen i przedstawienie. Francuska estetyka fenomenologiczna - założenia/zastosowania/konteksty, Wydawnictwo Ifis Pan. 2012.
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    Taming Material
    with Maciej Bańkowski
    Dialogue and Universalism 20 (3-4): 91-95. 2010.
    The paper concerns a form of experiencing time which is specific for haiku poetry. Haiku is an expression of the momentary glimpse of time. Haiku poetry treats the moment uninstrumentally, neither as a result of the past nor as a transition to future deeds. Seen this way, the moment arises on the stream of time as a unique, existential experience. It is my attempt to explain the phenomenon of this experience of “now” as I explore the metaphors of “background”, “figure” and “composition”.
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    Constructing Europe Step by Step?
    with Paolo Costa
    Dialogue and Universalism 19 (3-5): 293-298. 2009.
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    International Summer School of Société Européenne de Culture “European Citizenship and Politics of Culture”, Venice 2008
    Dialogue and Universalism 19 (3-5): 305-306. 2009.
  • Sztuka i chaos
    Sztuka I Filozofia (Art and Philosophy) 25 254. 2004.
    Chaos
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