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Mission PRESS HERE Initiatives PRESS HERE News PRESS HERE phenomenology topical fenomenologie Missie Mission from phenomenology to politics With the philosophers Rudolf Boehm, Willy Coolsaet and Jacques De Visscher, among others, Ghent has a rich tradition of phenomenological research, which has always been socially and politically engaged. The Node Phenomenology aims to continue this tradition. In the first place, it wants to be a digital archive, in which the oeuvre from the past is easily accessible in one place. But phenomenology is more than preserving the past. We need to update phenomenology in view of the political-economic and environmental challenges of our time. Social problems need to be tackled critically and fundamentally. The Node Phenomenology seeks alternatives through publications, lectures, seminars and a dialogical collaboration with universities, colleges and civil society. initiatieven Initiatives Rudolf Boehm archives The first initiative of the Node Phenomenology is the expansion of the digital Archive Rudolf Boehm. As far as this is possible by copyright, Boehm's oeuvre is digitized and made freely accessible on this website. The archive contains books, articles, audio recordings, interviews, et cetera. Those who are not yet familiar with Boehm's work can take a look at 'First Acquaintance', a selection of introductory works from various fields of his research. ​ However, the Node Phenomenology wants to do more than just archive the work of Rudolf Boehm. It wants to keep its thinking alive, continue to work on it and develop a public outreach. In concrete terms, we plan to regularly organize a colloquium in Ghent with a link to his philosophy. Rudolf Boehm's Natural Philosophy On Saturday 24 April, the Node Phenomenology organized an online lecture about Boehm's natural philosophy as part of The Day of Philosophy. This was done in collaboration with the philosophical magazine De Uil van Minerva and Avansa (the new name of Vormingplus). In a video message, Jan Leyers told how Boehm influenced him: https://www.dropbox.com/s/tick4fyl11352en/BOEHM%20Jan%20Leyers%20highest.mp4?dl=0 ​ ​ day of philosophy Nieuws News No posts published in this language yet Once posts are published, you’ll see them here. ​ As familiar as a friend, loved one, pet, or home may be, they may one day seem strange to us. "Intimate strangers," as Lillian Rubin called it. As if there is something strange hidden beneath the intimate proximity that comes to the surface. Even to yourself you can be a stranger, as the philosopher Julia Kristeva said. Does that strangeness get in the way of intimacy? Or is this precisely the condition for intimacy? In 2022, Philosophy Day will be dominated by intimacy and alienation. What impact do social changes such as the digitization of the living environment, the arrival of migrants and refugees, and climate change have on intimacy and strangeness? What effect do lockdowns have on how we relate physically and mentally to others near and far? Intimate and strange – own and other: how a small logical shift makes all the difference Gertrudis Van de Pond I will start from the formulas of Jacques Lacan's sexualization, on the one hand to ask the question of the logic that can work in recognizing the like at the expense of the strange - in Lacan: the phallic function that is made recognizable through properties – “be … and you belong to the phallic group” – , and on the other hand to create perspective for a different logic, which is not based on such a group-forming and group-bearing recognition, and which structurally gives a place to the impossible to decide on based on properties. Through this step I will argue that logic is a (much-needed) attempt at meta-language, an attempt that can help to make clear, beyond the what of saying, the dimension that is being said, by something or by someone. It is precisely the forgetting of that dimension that is partly at the root of too rapid identifications, all too rapid group formations, which go along too uncritically with what is unique and what is foreign. Pathos en topos, about intimacy and alienation Volkmar Mülheis Jean-Christophe Ammann, then director of the Städelmuseum in Frankfurt, pointed out that in a work of art or performance the artist does not share the private with us, but does share the intimate with us in an exemplary way. A good example is the poem Strange Days by Frank Koenegracht. I want to relate the distinction between the intimate and the private to a study of the responsive phenomenology of Bernhard Waldenfels. I also wonder what caveats arise from the topical perspective that Rudolf Boehm has introduced in phenomenology. And what does this mean for the demand for intimacy and alienation? The body, own and foreign to thinking Levi Haeck When we ask questions about intimacy within the framework of philosophy, one must first and foremost position oneself with regard to philosophy itself. If it is understood as a "thinking about thinking", then the question of intimacy must also be situated somewhere on this level. The theme of intimacy, however, also evokes the dimension of the body, a dimension that is somewhat uncomfortable for philosophy. Since at least Descartes, the body has been the nail in every philosopher's coffin. Thought must, on the one hand, be resolutely separated from the body in order to be able to capture it as thinking. On the other hand, it appears, equally succinctly, that thought always appears in conjunction with the body. This paradoxical situation, perhaps peculiar to modernity, can be elegantly analyzed through the work of Immanuel Kant. Throughout his oeuvre, Kant manages to interpret in an original way why the body is both native and alien to thought, which allows us to specify something about our modern condition and the place of intimacy within it. ​ https://dagvande Philosophy.be/sessions/phenomenologie-vulnerability-en-intimiteit/ ​ Sonja Lavaert about Rudolf Boehm Four contemporary philosophers discuss the work and life of their predecessors and teachers at the University of Ghent. Together with Leo Apostel, Jaap Kruithof and Etienne Vermeersch, Rudolf Boehm belonged to what is called the Big Four. Sonja Lavaert will speak about Rudolf Boehm on 9 March. https://www.masereelfonds.be/activities/sonja-lavaert-over-rudolf-boehm-1927-2019/ Jean-Luc Nancy Leiden University Center for Continental Philosophy (LCCP), the University of Amsterdam's Critical Cultural Theory Seminar (CCT) and Knooppunt Fenomenologie Gent welcome all interested persons to a symposium on Jean-Luc Nancy's work on 11-12 January 2022. Jean-Luc Nancy met death definitively in August 2021. One imagines that he had come close to death before, notably at the time when he had to endure a heart transplantation. This personal experience had major philosophical consequences: it did not lead to gloomy meditations of the shortness of life, but on the contrary to another kind of finite thinking, where finitude is thought as function of the necessary plurality of bodies which are the sense of the world: finitude is the very sharing of finitude. The sense of the world is nothing else than the singular plurality of bodies. The work of Jean-Luc Nancy radiates a rare joy of life, but it is also very sensitive to what he called the 'immonde', the un-worlding that manifests itself as the eco-technical misery that presses the world of bodies. He diagnosed the fundamental philosophical reasons of this un-worlding, but above all he sought philosophical tools to re-world existence. Many of these tools are rooted in the polysemy of "sense," that leads Nancy's work to sensitive and even sensual questions of art, to questions of the sense of the world and of religion, and of course to questions of the way in which philosophy makes sense, word by word, enunciation by enunciation. Wishing to share the emotion of Jean-Luc Nancy's passing away, we want above all to share the experience of thinking finitude with the help of his unique, singular work. This is why we invite you to a symposium in which all aspects of Nancy's abundant work will be discussed and new opening will be explored. Speakers: Martin Crowley, Peter de Graeve, Ignaas Devisch, Alexander García Düttman, Juan-Manuel Garrido Wainer, Irving Goh, Ian James, Esa Kirkkopelto, Susanna Lindberg, Artemy Magun, Boyan Manchev, Frédéric Neyrat, Anne O'Byrne, Aukje van Rooden, Marcia Sá Cavalcante Schuback, Georgios Tsagdis, Paul Willemarck The symposium will take place online. The program will be updated on the symposium website (coming soon). People interested in the symposium should register with the conference secretary Donovan Stewart: dastewart@phil.leidenuniv.nl Volkmar Muhles The Begräbnis des Philosophen One Novelle Verlag Karl Alber (2021) Aus dem Verlags-Prospekt: Die letzten Stunden eines Philosophen "Das Begräbnis des Philosophen" ist eine erzählerische Meditation über das letzte Jahr im Leben eines Philosophen, seine Zeit am Husserl-Archiv in Leuven, den Austausch mit Emmanuel Levinas, Maurice Merleau-Ponundy, oder Martin Hesseindegen. Who die Philosophie nicht von ihren Protagonisten zu trennen ist, so steht here beispielhaft der Philosoph für ein Leben, das ganz in der Eigenen Profession auf- und geght. Zugleich ist diese Person des Philosophen ‚nach dem Leben' gezeichnet, as eine Hommage an den 2019 gestorbenen Philosophen Rudolf Boehm. Es gibt im www eine Leseprobe aus dem Buch: https://media.herder.de/leseprobe/978-3-495-49202-4/html5.html May 2021 / Book publication Sonja Lavaert et Pierre-François Moreau (dir.), Spinoza et la politique de la multitude, Éditions Kimé, 296 p. https://www.editionskime.fr/publications/spinoza-et-la-politique-de-la-multitude/ Violence, domination, inégalité, tyrannie et insurrections : la reflexion de Spinoza sur le droit et la politique ne se limite pas au pacte social, ni à la liberté de philosopher. Il ne s'agit pas seulement de dresser la liste des droits respectifs du souverain et des sujets, dans le sillage des théories du droit naturel. Déjà Althusser avait rapproché Spinoza de Marx et Alexandre Matheron avait montré le rôle essential des passions dans la Cité et ses transformations. Toute une génération de chercheurs s'est interrogée ensuite sur les notions par lesquelles se pense ce devenir : foule, peuple, nation, mais aussi multitude. C'est ce dernier terms surtout qui concentrate le mieux une pensée de l'initiative historique des citoyens et de leur puissance collective. Il restait à en tirer les conséquences sur les rapports entre individu et multitude, sur les relations de la pensée spinoziste avec Machiavel, Grotius et Hobbes, sur l'attitude de Spinoza envers révolution et conservation, résistance, assimilation et intégration, désetoyennetés revolt. Autant de thèmes qui sont développés ici, à travers la lecture renouvelée de L'Éthique, du Traité théologico-politique, et du Traité politique. ​ Le volume s'achève par un entretien avec Toni Negri, qui fut le premier, dans son livre L'Anomalie sauvage, à mettre en lumière l'importance et le rôle de ce concept. Il y fait le bilan de son propre itinéraire et des discussions qu'il a suscitées. Avec des contributions de : Dimitris Athanasakis, Laurent Bove, Blanche Gramusset Piquois, Céline Hervet, Chantal Jaquet, Jacques-Louis Lantoine, Sonja Lavaert, Alexandre Mbomé, Pierre-François Moreau, Vittorio Morfino, Toni Negri, Tilman Reitz. The Father and the Philosopher ​ Toon Horsten's book on the rescue of Husserl's manuscripts is now also available in German. There is also an electronic version in Dutch. ​ On the occasion of the presentation of the German translation, the author had a conversation with the current director of the archive, Prof. Dr Julia Jansen. The conversation will be distributed via Youtube and can be found via the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkkkqQtraLc&t=64s ​ ​

node phenomenology from phenomenology to politics “Criticism is not only understood to mean the assessment of whether or not a given answer to a given question, or of a given solution with a given objective, corresponds or not, but mainly the determination of the correctness or incorrectness of a question or objective. ” (Rudolf Boehm) Join the Friends of Boehm

Rudolf Boehm Archives Archief Rudolf Boehm Introductie Introduction Archive The Rudolf Boehm Archive wants to make the work of the philosopher Rudolf Boehm digitally accessible to the public. His legacy consists of books, articles, audio recordings, interviews and his personal archive, which includes unpublished manuscripts and correspondence. The magazine Kritiek has also been digitized. It arose from the discussion group of the same name of which Boehm was the pivotal figure for decades. ​ This digital archive is a work in progress . Most of Boehm's books are already available here. We have not obtained copyright permission for the books published by Springer for the time being. The unpublished manuscripts are being prepared for publication by Guy Quintelier, as some parts are handwritten and sometimes difficult to read. The work of friends and colleagues, which implicitly or explicitly relates to the thinking of Rudolf Boehm, will also be made accessible here. biografie Short bio Rudolf Boehm (1927-2019) Dec 1927 January 1946 1967 August 2019 Rudolf Boehm was born on December 24, 1927 in Berlin-Schöneberg (Germany). His father Theodor Boehm is a professor of pharmaceutical sciences. His mother Grete Brunow has a broad cultural interest and a passion for language. ​ In 1942 the family moves to Leipzig. Father Boehm is given a chair at the university. Because of the move, Boehm escapes membership of the Hitler Youth. In 1943 he was drafted into the Luftwaffe as an auxiliary soldier. He experiences the horror, the devastation of the Second World War up close. These experiences signify his lifelong philosophical interest: 'What are we doing? We know a lot, but do we know what is relevant?' After endless discussions with his father, Boehm decides to study philosophy. If people violently murder each other, does it make sense to make pills, as he blames his father? Ultimately, this question of life leads to what he calls his critique of 'the ideal of objectivity'. Science claims objective knowledge, but often it seems irrelevant. Boehm's philosophy is characterized by the question of what is relevant for a human life. What makes sense? ​ After the war, in January 1946, Boehm started his studies in philosophy, mathematics and physics at the University of Leipzig. He studies there with the neo-Hegelian Theodor Litt (1880-1962) and the phenomenologist Hans-Georg Gadamer (1900-2002). He also gets to know Karl-Heinz Volkmann-Schluck (1914-1981), also a phenomenologist and student of Heidegger. He introduces Boehm to Husserl's philosophy. A fruitful collaboration develops between the two. In the summer of 1948, when Volkmann-Schluck goes to work at the University of Rostock, Boehm travels along as an assistant. In 1949 Volkmann-Schluck moves to Cologne. Boehm follows again as assistant. ​ In Cologne Boehm meets Father Herman Van Breda (1911–1974), the Belgian Franciscan friar who smuggled Husserl's manuscripts from Germany and kept them in Leuven during the war. Van Breda founded the Husserl Archive in Leuven, where Boehm became his main collaborator from 1952. These are productive years that form the basis for his philosophical career. Boehm works there on various volumes of Husserl's collected work, including his Krisis der europäischen Wissenschaften . He also builds up an international network and gets to know Merleau-Ponty, Levinas, Derrida, Heidegger, Ricoeur,… In 1965 he completed his doctorate Das Grundlegende und das Wesentliche , the real start of his own philosophical career. ​ In 1967 Boehm moves to Ghent at the invitation of Leo Apostel (1925-1995) and Jaap Kruithof (1929-2009). He becomes a professor of modern philosophy. Boehm will remain there until 1992, the year of his retirement. Together with Etienne Vermeersch (1934-2019), Kruithof and Apostel, he forms the 'Big Four' of Ghent philosophy. In 1974 he published his main work Critique of the Foundations of Our Time . Since the 1980s, he has been committed to the peace movement and points out the ecological crisis in countless newspapers and magazines. He is also the driving force behind the Society for Phenomenology and Criticism. After his retirement he publishes most of his books, almost all of which have been translated into Dutch. We mention Politics (2002), Economics and Metaphysics (2004), Sketch of a Poetry (2006), Tragic. From Oedipoes to Faust (2009), Topica (2012), Apparent Reality, the Idea of ​​a Phenomenological Philosophy (2014). In October 2018, for his ninetieth birthday, the friends' book 'What must? And what is needed?', with contributions from, among others, Giorgio Agamben and Bernard Stiegler. In November 2018 he will be a guest at the Book Fair. There, Jan Leyers (a former student) interviews Boehm on the occasion of the book De pater en de philosopher, written by Toon Horsten, which tells the story of the Husserl Archive. He will give his last lecture at the celebration of eighty years of the Husserl Archive. He will be hospitalized in June 2019. Boehm passed away on August 29, 2019. eerste kennismaking First acquaintance critical philosophy PRESS HERE Science PRESS HERE ECONOMY AND POLITICS PRESS HERE HUSSERL AND HEIDEGGER (AND Nietzsche) PRESS HERE KRITISCHE FILOSOFIE CRITICAL PHILOSOPHY De sociale functie van de wijsbegeerte (1973) Kritiek der grondslagen van onze tijd (1977) Lastige vrijheid (1976) De boze geest van Wallerstein en van ons allemaal (1976) WETENSCHAP SCIENCE Dolen in het dodenrijk (1987) ECNOMIE EN POLITIEK ECONOMY AND POLITICS Groei of geen groei? (1991) HUSSERL HUSSERL AND HEIDEGGER (AND Nietzsche) Zijn en tijd bij Husserl (1959) Heidegger, de laatste les (2009) Nietzsche, de wil tot macht (2010)

Books Books Das Grundlegende und das Wesentliche, Zu Aristotle's Abhandlung „Uber das Sein und das Seiende“ No electronic version available - the original text (PhD thesis) is available at "Manuscripts" French translation: 1976, Gallimard 1965 Martinus Nijhoff the Hague Books Vom Gesichtspunkt der Phänomenologie, Husserl-Studien No electronic version available 1968 Martinus Nijhoff the Hague Books Criticism of the Grundlagen of the Zeitalters No electronic version available 1974 Martinus Nijhoff the Hague Books La metaphisique d'Aristote, le fondamental et l'essenl No electronic version available 1976 Gallimard Paris Books Criticism of the Foundations of Our Time Translation W. Coolsaet 1977 The World Window Baarn Books Husserl, on the origin of geometry Translated by J. Duytschaeve, introduced and annotated by R. Boehm No electronic version available, (introduction by R. Boehm at "Articles") 1977 The World Window Baarn Books The conversations introduced and translated by B. Lievens, with foreword by R. Boehm and afterword by Nan Huai-chin No electronic version available 1981 The World Window Baarn Books Vom Gesichtspunkt der Phänomenologie, Zweiter Band, Studiën zu Phänomenologie der Epoché No electronic version available 1981 Martinus Nijhoff the Hague Books At the end of an era https://www.marxists.org/nederlands/boehm/1984/end/index.htm 1984 Epo Berchem Books Ideology and experience Materials for an ideology critique on a phenomenological basis (with L. Frederix & P. Willemarck) 1984 Criticism Ghent Books The Current Affairs of Marx and Lenin (lectures) red. G. Quintelier 1988 Imavo Brussels Books Phenomenology and Sensibility (10 drafts 1982-1991) 1992 Criticism Ghent Books astray 2000 Criticism Ghent Books Tragik von Oidipus bis Faust 2001 Köningshausen & Neumann Wurzburg Books Topic No electronic version available 2002 Kluwer Academic Publishers Dordrecht Books Politics Translation L. Frederix, J. Moyaert, G. Quintelier 2002 Imavo/Criticism Brussels/Ghent Books Economics and metaphysics Translation L. Frederix & G. Quintelier 2003 Imavo/Criticism Brussels/Ghent Books Economics and Metaphysics 2004 Köningshausen & Neumann Wurzburg Books The Dialectic and the End of the Entwicklung 2005 Imavo/Criticism Brussels/Ghent Books The dialectic and the end of development Translation G. Quintelier 2005 Imavo/Criticism Brussels/Ghent Books Gründriss einer Poeietik 2005 Köningshausen & Neumann Wurzburg Books Sketch of a poetics Translation G. Quintelier 2006 Imavo Brussels Books Tragedy from Oedipus to Faust Translated from German 2009 Imavo Brussels Books Topic Translated by W. Coolsaet and L. Frederix 2012 Imavo Brussels Books apparent reality The idea of a phenomenological philosophy Translation W. Coolsaet & G. Quintelier 2014 Imavo Brussels

Students Boehm Towards a philosophy of finiteness Research into the originality of Merleau-Ponty Part I Year 1979-1980 thesis PhD Author Willy Coolsaet Towards a philosophy of finiteness Research into the originality of Merleau-Ponty Part II Year 1079-1980 thesis PhD Author Willy Coolsaet The thanatic in our culture A reinterpretation of Freud's basic conceptual framework Year 1986-1987 thesis PhD Author Luc Vanneste The perspective of the multitude Year 2010 thesis PhD Author Sonja Lavaert The thin red line The transcendental limit concept as the basis of the topica Year 2010 thesis PhD Author Henk Vandaele Histoire et deconstruction Considérations sur l' espacement de la verité à partir d' une hypothèse de JL Nancy Year 2001-2002 thesis PhD Author Paul Willemarck The Tragedy of Evil An Ethical Hermeneutics of the Religious Symbolism in W. Shakespaere's 'Mac Beath' in R. Polanski's Film Version - Two Parts Year 1981 thesis PhD Supervisor: Jaap Kruithof Author Jacques De Visschier The Tragedy of Evil Part 2 Year 1981 thesis PhD Supervisor: Jaap Kruithof Author Jacques De Visschier Narcissism of Infinity JP Sartre and J Lacan Year 1985-1986 thesis master Author Chris Van Kerckhove Towards a Phenomenological Critique of the Objectivist Perspective Year 0000 thesis PhD Author Lode Frederix The unlivability of the world On the phenomenological ecophilosophy of Rudolf Boehm Year 2018-2019 thesis master Author Jonas Vanbrabant Being and being with Heidegger Critical study from his understanding of science Year 1972 thesis master Author Willy Coolsaet Science and technology Contribution to the critique of an account of scientific research Year 1977 thesis master Author Guy Quintelier Dogmatism and ontology at Levinas Year 1983 thesis master Author Paul Willemarck Awareness and engagement Criticism of Sartre .'s concept of freedom Year 1980 thesis master Author Johan Moyaert Controversy between psychiatry and antipsychiatry From the phenomenology of Merleau-Ponty Year 1978 thesis master Author Johan Kesenne Husserl's view on object-subject relationship From his historical-logical development Year 1982 thesis master Author Lode Frederix Dogmatism and ontology at Levinas ​ Year 1982-1983 thesis master Author Paul Willemarck Relevance concept in A Gurwitch and A Schutz ​ Year 1987-1988 thesis master Author Jean-Marie De Dijn

L'Être et le Temps Trad. de l'allemand par Rudolf Boehm et Alphonse de Waelhens PDF not yet available Year Publisher Author 1964 Gallimard (Paris) Martin Heidegger Phänomenology of the Wahrnehmung PDF not yet available Year Publisher Author 1966 DeGruyter (Berlin) Maurice Merleau-Ponty Translations

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Books PRESS HERE Articles PRESS HERE interviews PRESS HERE Syllabic PRESS HERE Translations PRESS HERE Audio recordings PRESS HERE Welcome to this showcase of the most important publications of Rudolf Boehm according to its own division into four parts. PUBLICATIONS RUDOLF BOEHM 1st part. Logical investigations: - The Grundlegende und the Wesentliche (1965) La metaphysique d'Aristote (1976) - Vom Gesichtspunkt der Phänomenologie I. Husserl-Studien (1968) II. Studien zur Phänomenologie der Epoché (1981) - The Dialectics and the End of Development (2005) The Dialectic and the End of the Entwicklung (1978; unveröffentlicht) 2nd part. Critical Foundations of a Phenomenological Philosophy: - Kritik der Grundlagen des Zeitalters (1974) Critique of the Foundations of Our Time (1977) Critique des fondements de l'époque (2000) ​ - Ideology and Experience (1984) - Economics and Metaphysics (2004) Economics and Metaphysics (2004) ​ 3rd part. Phenomenological philosophy: ​ - Phenomenology and Sensibility (1992) - Topik (2002) Topic (2012) ​ - Scheinbare Wirklichkeit (2016) Apparent Reality (2014) ​ 4th part. Applied Phenomenology: ​ - At the End of an Era (1984) - The Current Affairs of Marx and Lenin (1998) ​ - Misguided Tracks (2000) ​ - 'Tragic' (2001) Tragedy (2009) ​ - Politics (2002) Politics (2002) ​ - Grundriss einer Poeitik (2005) Sketch of a Poetry (2006)

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