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历史哲学异端论集

1975 · 作者: 扬·帕托什卡

历史始于希腊城邦和哲学对既定意义的震撼;二十世纪的战争要求一种“被震撼者的团结”。

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Patočka wrote the six essays in the early 1970s, when he was barred from teaching; they circulated in Czech samizdat from 1975, and a French translation with a preface by Paul Ricœur appeared in 1981, a German one in 1988. The essays ask when history begins. Prehistorical life, bound to work and the household, becomes history when the Greek polis and philosophy open a life that no longer accepts given meaning but questions it; Europe grew out of this care for the soul. The last essay interprets the world wars as the defining experience of the twentieth century and proposes the “solidarity of the shaken” as an answer. Jacques Derrida’s “The Gift of Death” (1992) read the essays as a heretical account of Christian responsibility; the war essay, with its use of Ernst Jünger and Teilhard de Chardin, remains disputed.

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