Abstract: What does 'body' mean? To answer this question, we chose to cross Les noces de l'Agneau. Essai philosophique sur le corps et l'eucharistie (2011) by E. Falque. Our essay is divided into three parts. In the first one, we try to understand what 'corps épandu' means, and what relationship it has with the classic philosophical (and ontotheological) interpretation of the human body. After an 'Intermezzo' on The question of animality, between philosophy and art, in the second part we see what happens to bodies when eros comes into play. In the third part, we work on four elements, which emerge in this 'manifest of the flesh' (memory of the body; real presence of the bodies; the word-silence relationship in the body; the 'tangere' and/or 'non tangere' of bodies) and we use them to re-read some questions highlighted in this Covid-time.
Questo è il mio corpo (épandu). Una decostruzione filosofica de ‘Le nozze dell’agnello’ di Emmanuel Falque
Annalisa Caputo
2020-01-01
Abstract
Abstract: What does 'body' mean? To answer this question, we chose to cross Les noces de l'Agneau. Essai philosophique sur le corps et l'eucharistie (2011) by E. Falque. Our essay is divided into three parts. In the first one, we try to understand what 'corps épandu' means, and what relationship it has with the classic philosophical (and ontotheological) interpretation of the human body. After an 'Intermezzo' on The question of animality, between philosophy and art, in the second part we see what happens to bodies when eros comes into play. In the third part, we work on four elements, which emerge in this 'manifest of the flesh' (memory of the body; real presence of the bodies; the word-silence relationship in the body; the 'tangere' and/or 'non tangere' of bodies) and we use them to re-read some questions highlighted in this Covid-time.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
