Cultura

Volume 3, Issue 2, 2006

Heideggers Ontologie und die Neuen Anwendungen der Phänomenologie und der Hermeneutik

Alexandru BobocPages 5-16DOI: 10.5840/cultura2006321 ABSTRACT 1. Als Heidegger sich (1927) in Sein und Zeit vornahm, das Interesse an der ,,Frage nach dem Sinn von Sein“ zu erwecken, kiindete er ein offenes Werk an: (a) in Anniherung an die metaphysische Tradition des Abendlandes und (b) ,,in der Interpretation der Zes# als des méglichen Horizontes eines jeden […]

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Uncertainty from philosophical and mathematical point of view

F. Eugeni, R. Mascella, D. PelusiPages 17-23DOI: 10.5840/cultura2006322 ABSTRACT All logic instruments and tools in possession of, and used by researchers are generally considered as the results of bivalent logic. A common error to people interested in science is that, usually, they don’t known with certainty which things are true and which are false. But

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The Emergence of Creatology in a Cultural Perspective

Paul BalahurPages 24-32DOI: 10.5840/cultura2006323 ABSTRACT 1. Language is a witness of change in the field of the knowledge. In its system of signs, also the “traces” that show “the movement of the signs” are conserved, meaning those dynamic signs that indicate problems and solutions of problems, and sometimes even the invention of new problems, which

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Dynamic sign structures in visual art

Jörg ZellerPages 33-41DOI: 10.5840/cultura20063227 ABSTRACT It seems obvious that signs in visual art and musical notation are static carriers of visual and acoustic information. Both types of sign, however, represent dynamic processes. In real space-time, there exists no static visible thing or static audible sound. The sources of visible or audible information are dynamic —

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Berdiaev about the Faustic Fate of Culture

Ludmila BejenaruPages 42-48DOI: 10.5840/cultura2006325 ABSTRACT “We have exhausted the evangelic field and we entered into the apocalyptic sphere” – will note Berdiaev in his work “The Irregularity Philosophy” (1923), expressing the ideas of an entire align of Russian philosophers and theologians, Rozanov (Russian Church, The Apocalypse of Our Time), Merejkovski, (Bolnaia Rossia), Florenski (Stolp T

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Le malattie assiologiche dello spirito

Nicolae RâmbuOrcid-IDPages 49-67DOI: 10.5840/cultura20063220 ABSTRACT Durante il processo di Niirnberg, Alfred Rosenberg, accusato di aver avvelenato I’anima dei giovani con le sue idee del Mito del Novecento, esprime, verso la fine della vita ancora una volta, la sua convinzione nella sua innocenza. Lui ha parlato ai giovani solo “sulla cultura ed arte e sullapprofondimento dei

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Levis, Language and the Forking of Correctness An Essay on Divergence and Change

David CornbergPages 68-79DOI: 10.5840/cultura20063221 ABSTRACT For all whose eyes are clear and ears are open, it is a crystalline reality that we are riding a gigantic wave of globalization whose forces can as easily build mountains up to pinnacles as tear them down to fragments. With equal clarity, we can agree that in order to

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Dialogue between Sphere and Cube (The secrete geometry of Byzantine icons)

Cristian UngureanuPages 80-96DOI: 10.5840/cultura20063222 ABSTRACT “What is below is similar to what is above, and what is above is similar with what is below, in order to accomplish the miracle of one thing only.” Apart from an unexpected increase of the number and quality of the authentic Byzantine art exhibitions and of graphical and conceptual

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The oblivion – element of the cultural identity

Simona MitroiuPages 97-109DOI: 10.5840/cultura20063223 ABSTRACT The cultural identity is constructed around the elements kept in memory, but the configuration of the identity in time is given by the oblivion, which permanently acts on it. The knowledge of a person is accomplished both through the identification of the memorized clements and the sum and the character

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Ulysses Odyssea als innere Fahrt

Ovidiu BalanPages 110-114DOI: 10.5840/cultura20063224 ABSTRACT Manche Forscher haben versucht, Ulysses Fahrt auf geographischer Ebene zu rekonstruiren.! Andere Gelehrten haben ihr Bemiihen auf eine symbolischen oder allegorischen Deutung dieses Weges konzentriert. Diese Richtung kommt vermutlich schon in der Antike vor, aber die Werke der einen solchen Ansatz folgenden Autoren sind verloren gegangen; heutzutage sind uns nur

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