The aim of this paper is to analyze the concept of repetition within Henry's thought and to make it a key to the understanding of the process through which the living subjectivity is generated, showing how it can be useful in particular for the conception of suffering as it emerges through the Phenomenology of Life. A first part of the article will examine Henry's dynamism between the concepts of force, power and affect, and consequently investigate the peculiar movement consubstantial to Life; secondly, a genealogy of the concept of repetition will be exposed through some texts that Michel Henry dedicated to the theme of Otherness – among them, the unpublished notes of the young Henry on Schelerian intersubjectivity – and the spiritual clo...
In this paper we develop the thesis of the possibility of understanding human beings, starting from ...
Torment and Acceptance. Henry’s Violent Reading of Nietzsche This paper tries to analyze and highli...
The philosophy of Michel Henry forces to rethink of every phenomenological assumption. With his phi...
In a phenomenology of the invisible, how to think of Life in its connection with the World? How can ...
Figura schiva e appartata nel panorama filosofico del XX secolo, Michel Henry (1922-2002) si è conqu...
The Material Phenomenology of Michel Henry reveals the immense life domain that supposes another con...
In this article, we show how Michel Henry takes hallucination as a paradigm of the phenomenality of ...
Con la pubblicazione di questo primo volume di L’essenza della manifestazione viene finalmente resa ...
After examining the original phenomenality of life according to his approach, this paper focuses on ...
The understanding of emotions constitutes a critical challenge for all philosophies, especially for ...
Esta tese investiga a contribuição de Michel Henry (1922-2002) para a clínica ...
The Michel Henry’s work and the Italian psychiatrist Franco Basaglia’s work were never compared. Yet...
The psychotherapy develops in the context of the therapeutic relationship between the therapist and ...
Nella grandiosa elaborazione di "L'Essence de la manifestation" Michel Henry ha di fatto posto in ev...
Michel Henry, founder of phenomenology of life, asked a single question throughout his work: what is...
In this paper we develop the thesis of the possibility of understanding human beings, starting from ...
Torment and Acceptance. Henry’s Violent Reading of Nietzsche This paper tries to analyze and highli...
The philosophy of Michel Henry forces to rethink of every phenomenological assumption. With his phi...
In a phenomenology of the invisible, how to think of Life in its connection with the World? How can ...
Figura schiva e appartata nel panorama filosofico del XX secolo, Michel Henry (1922-2002) si è conqu...
The Material Phenomenology of Michel Henry reveals the immense life domain that supposes another con...
In this article, we show how Michel Henry takes hallucination as a paradigm of the phenomenality of ...
Con la pubblicazione di questo primo volume di L’essenza della manifestazione viene finalmente resa ...
After examining the original phenomenality of life according to his approach, this paper focuses on ...
The understanding of emotions constitutes a critical challenge for all philosophies, especially for ...
Esta tese investiga a contribuição de Michel Henry (1922-2002) para a clínica ...
The Michel Henry’s work and the Italian psychiatrist Franco Basaglia’s work were never compared. Yet...
The psychotherapy develops in the context of the therapeutic relationship between the therapist and ...
Nella grandiosa elaborazione di "L'Essence de la manifestation" Michel Henry ha di fatto posto in ev...
Michel Henry, founder of phenomenology of life, asked a single question throughout his work: what is...
In this paper we develop the thesis of the possibility of understanding human beings, starting from ...
Torment and Acceptance. Henry’s Violent Reading of Nietzsche This paper tries to analyze and highli...
The philosophy of Michel Henry forces to rethink of every phenomenological assumption. With his phi...