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Dan Semenescu
Chapitre 3: Les limites du model de Jacques Cauvin
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Dan Semenescu
Chapitre 2: Jacques Cauvin et la « révolution des symboles » au Proche Orient comme facteur decisive dans l'évolution des sociétés
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Dan Semenescu
Organisation géométrique de l'espace et émergence des societies complexes au Néolithique de l'Europe du Sud-est. Chapitre 1: Les autoroutes de l'histoire - les autoroutes de la pensée: hypothèses actuelles sur l'apparition des sociétés urbaines
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Dan Semenescu
Chapitre 7: Religion et spiritualité dans l'Ancienne Europe: théories et hypothèses actuelles
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Dan Semenescu
Chapitre 6: La permanence culturelle du symbolisme géométrique et de la représentation féminine dans l'Ancienne Europe (environ 5.500 - 3.500 av. J.C.)
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Dan Semenescu
Chapitre 5: Structures matérielles et symboles géométriques dans les cultures néolithhiques de l'Ancienne Europe (5.500-5.000 av. J.C.)
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Dan Semenescu
Chapitre 8: Dynamique climatologique/dynamique de la divinité: le déploiement géométrique du sacré Vie
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Dan Semenescu
Chapitre 4: Marija Giambutas et L'Ancienne Civilisation Européenne (7.000 - 3.500 av. J. C.)
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Dan Semenescu
Chapitre 9: La communion symbolique entre Bâtir Habiter Penser: ou Heidegger et l'Etre du Corps Géométrique. Sacré de la maison Vie
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Dan Semenescu
Bibliographie
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Dan Semenescu
En guise de conclusion
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Dan Semenescu
Chapitre 10: La structuration géométrique de l'espace - ou la naissance de la Ville-Vie au néolithique du Sud-est de l'Europe
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Simona Mitroiu
L’histoire comme résultat du jeu entre la mémoire et l’oubli
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The memory and the oblivion are the two coordinates which define the cultural identity. In this context the history is the result of the interactions between these two coordinates. The paper presents the relationship between memory and oblivion, emphasizing the special role of the oblivion and also trying to diminish the categorical opposition between memory and oblivion. The history is the product of a selection process of information, a process which is intimately bound up with the dynamics of the two most important coordinates of the individual and national cultural identity.
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Ioan Alexandru Tofan
Métaphore et réflexion chez Hégel
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My essay deals with two problems. First, I want to verify the possibility of a „non-metaphysical” perspective on Hegels writings and second, I want to answer the question „What kind of language is appropriate in order to express the speculative thought?”. I begin by discussing the Derrida’s view of Hegel as a metaphysician and then I try to give the alternative to his interpretation by analizing some pages fron Hegel’s Logic.
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Traian D. Stănciulescu
La génèse du langage, entre nature et culture:
une approche sémiotique
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The paper propose an assemble of (un)conventional explanatory hypotheses regarding insufficiently known aspects of the genesis and evolution of the human language. The causes and mechanisms that justify the hypothesis of an original linguistic nucleus generating ethnic dialects later on have been studied here. These aspects, regarded from the interdisciplinary perspective of such sciences as semiotics and linguistics, neurology and biophotonics, psychosociology, logic and philosophy, are sustaining that the human language (word) history presupposes: an “iconicity phase” (naturalist theory), permitting an essentially motivated communication, and an “arbitrary phase” (conventionalist theory). The “Babel language” myth, for which the “power of the word” means an archetype of reference, has been selected as a symbolic frame in order to describe the stages through which the human language passes on its way from Nature (“language of living“) to Culture (“language of spiritual meanings“).
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Paul Valadier SJ
L'anarchie des valeurs
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Radu I. Petrescu
Poésie et parole prophétique (sur Benjamin Fondane)
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Horia Bădescu
A la rencontre de soi
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Doina Grigoraş
Sur la vertu dans le dialogue Ménon
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Daniel Ungureanu
De paidéuma à la shari`a
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“From Paideuma to Shari’a”. Paideuma, concept developed by Leo Frobenius at the beginning of the XXth century, seems to regain its proper actuality when we try to understand the Islamic civilization. Among the roots which define a paideuma, in the particular case of Islam we identified the shari’a as being the most significant one. Shari`a also brings with it a new dimension: the continuous extension of the paideuma, which overpasses frontiers and national identities. The famous sartrian expression “hell is the other” may occur only if we don`t know the Other enough.
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