Summary
In
the collection
of
essays «Experience and Sensibility in Contemporary
Culture. Philosophical and Anthropological
Aspects» young researchers
and
postgraduate students from the Analytical Anthropology department
of
the
Russian Academy
of
Sciences' Institute
of
Philosophy try
to
question some
of
the basic anthropological notions, as well
as
social
and
artistic practices,
which
сате
into being in the 19th
and
20th centuries.
The
уоlите
is
divided into two parts.
Thе
f1ISt
part examines various
contemporary discourses and consists
ofthe
following pieces:
Goloborod'ko
о.
Cartesian Exclusion.
М.
Foucault
and
J. Derrida: the
Polemic
оп
Reason and
FоПу.
Podoroga
У.
Concept
of
Duration and the Philosophy
of
Н.
Bergson.
1imofeeva
о.
«Inner Experience»
and
the Problem
of
Community in
the Work
of
G. Bataille.
Smirnova
Е.
Thе
\\blfman's Story.
Thе
Classical Case in Psychoanalysis.
Philosophico-Anthropological Aspects.
Ignatovich
Е.
ТЬе
Contemporary Philosopher and Event.
Ni10v
1.
"Grand Health"
of
F.
Nietzsche. Experience
of
the Divided
Mind.
Thе
second part analyzes some
of
the artistic
and
social
рЬеnотеnа
of
the 19th and 20th centuries as seen through the concepts
of
aesthetics and
political theory.
Тhis
part comprises the
fоПоwing
articles:
Penzin
А.
An Introduction
to
the Political Anthropology
of
Sleep.
Chukhrukidze
К.
Thе
\\brk
and
Its Recital:
Оп
the Anthropology
of
Performative Arts.
Ok:uneva
1.
«Reading» in W Benjamin and
М.
Proust:
аn
Archeology
of
Senses.
Sosna
N. Photography and Its None-Historical Aspect.
W.
Flusser
and
R.
Crauss.
Pikunova
А.
Optics
of
the Uncanny. "Unheim1ich-experience" in the
stories
of
Е.
Рое.
Thе
general objective
ofthe
works assembled in this
уоlите
is
to
етрЬа
size the heuristic role
of
anthropological
соnсери
such as «madness», «the
иnсаnnу»,
«i1lness»,
«affect», «duration», «reading», «community»
and
also
to show how these notions influence different types
of
experience
АН
the articles, presented in this colIection share
а
соттоn
method-
ological foundation: their authorsare oriented towards the methods
and
соn
cepts
of
analytical (philosophical) anthropology as they are elaborated at the
department.,'·