2025· Cercetări teatrale· Vol 6, pp. 99-110· 0 citations
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This study examines theatre as a space of existential affirmation and transcendence, focusing on the tension between subjective experience and the search for meaning. Drawing on philosophical frameworks from phenomenology and existential thought, the article explores how theatrical creation negotiates the limits of representation and conceptual knowledge. Theatre is approached not merely as an aesthetic form, but also as a mode of understanding that engages the human condition in its ontological vulnerability. Through an analysis of artistic processes and performative presence, the study argues that transcendence in theatre does not imply escape from reality, but an intensified confrontation with it. Affirmation emerges as an ethical and experiential act, rooted in corporeality, perception, and lived time. Ultimately, the article positions theatre as a privileged space where thought, affect, and existence intersect beyond fixed certainties.
Cultivating the mystical experience and the contemplative traditions that underpin it can have profound ethical consequences.
By taking this path, alongside or instead of the analytic post-enlightenment route more familiar in the West, mysticism can shape the way that we relate our consciousness to our lived experienc...
Abstract This essay aims to put Escrevivência into dialogue as a methodological, as well as aesthetic-poetic-political strategy for research in psychoanalysis, through the subverting of the notions of reality and fiction, proposing twists and the creation of conceptual hypothesis formations that contribute clinical tra...
Míriam Cristiane Alves, A. de Sant'Anna, Ezequiel de Candido Amaral· Psicologia: Teoria e Pesquis...· 0 citations
This essay introduces Father Michael Amaladoss, SJ, with a focus on the praxis-oriented framework that shapes his theological thought. Central to this is his countercultural stance, which is best understood within its broader historical, intellectual, and theological context. Father Amaladoss critiques academism—the pr...
Enrico Beltramini· International Bulletin of Mi...· 0 citations
This book presents a phenomenological interpretation of Heidegger’s conception of truth in the context of “Being and Time”. Contrary to a common criticism, the author argues that Heidegger’s novel conception of truth as unconcealedness does not abandon the specific meaning of truth. Rather, the distinction between trut...
ABSTRACT This qualitative single-case study examined how the myth of Tiresias functioned as a symbolic mediator within an individual psychodrama psychotherapy process involving a gender-fluid client. Rather than serving as a model of gender identity, Tiresias gradually emerged as a transitional symbolic space through w...
Anastasia Diotima Golema, Mark Matthew Palmer· Revista Brasileira de Psicod...· 0 citations
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