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Philosophical Explorations, 2014
There are modes of presentation of a person in thought corresponding to the first and third person pronouns. This paper proposes that there is also thought involving a second person mode of presentation of another, which might be expressed by an utterance involving ‘you’, but need not be expressed linguistically.
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There are modes of presentation of a person in thought corresponding to the first and third person pronouns. This paper proposes that there is also thought involving a second person mode of presentation of another, which might be expressed by an utterance involving ‘you’, but need not be expressed linguistically.
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Journal of the American Philosophical Association, 2016
ABSTRACT:This paper concerns desires with a distinctive interpersonal structure. ‘Second-personal desire’ seeks something of or from a particular person who is the irreplaceable, intrinsic object of the desire by virtue of his or her significance to the desirer as a participant in an interpersonal relationship in which what is desired carries ...
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ABSTRACT:This paper concerns desires with a distinctive interpersonal structure. ‘Second-personal desire’ seeks something of or from a particular person who is the irreplaceable, intrinsic object of the desire by virtue of his or her significance to the desirer as a participant in an interpersonal relationship in which what is desired carries ...
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First Person, Second Person, Same Person: Narrative as Epistemology
New Literary History, 1993Rapports entre narratologie et paradigmes de la connaissance analyses par la presentation de trois etudes dans les domaines de l'anthropologie, l'histoire de l'art et la theorie feministe: narration et epistemologie, semiotique de la pratique pronominale (1 e , 2 e , 3 e personnes), seduction du mimetisme.
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Inquiry, 2012
Abstract The rise of social neuroscience has brought the second-person perspective back into the focus of philosophy. Although this is not a new topic, it is certainly less well understood than the first-person and third-person perspectives, and it is even unclear whether it can be reduced to one of these perspectives.
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Abstract The rise of social neuroscience has brought the second-person perspective back into the focus of philosophy. Although this is not a new topic, it is certainly less well understood than the first-person and third-person perspectives, and it is even unclear whether it can be reduced to one of these perspectives.
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Abstract One important dimension of the game of “giving and asking for reasons” is the interpersonal relations of mutual address that lie in the background of the game. Some authors, drawing from rich phenomenological and Kantian traditions, have argued that there is a special kind of interpersonal normativity that issues from ...
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