ESQUISSE D’UNE PHÉNOMÉNOLOGIE DES FANTÔMES. VERS UNE NOUVELLE CONCEPTION DU RÉEL À PARTIR DE L’ANALYSE MERLEAU-PONTYENNE DU MEMBRE FANTÔME (Outline of a phenomenology of phantoms. Towards a new conception of the real through Merleau–Ponty’s analysis of the phantom-limb)

• Main Author: Annabelle Dufourcq
• Format: Article
• Language: ces
• Published: Ostium 2015-06-01
• Series: Ostium
• Subjects: phenomenology; phantom; ghost; body schema; Gestalt; body image; death
• Online Access: http://www.ostium.sk/sk/esquisse-dune-phenomenologie-des-fantomes/

This article is an introduction to the study of the close connection between phenomenology and the investigations on phantoms. We want to show that there is a deep kinship between phenomena and phantoms and that Husserl’s phenomenological project, as well as, more specifically, its original reinstitution by Merleau-Ponty, lead us to think the real on the basis of a reference to phantoms regarded as ontological models. Our analyses will be based more precisely on Merleau-Ponty’s study of the phantom-limb in Phenomenology of Perception. We will contend that the body itself, through the concepts of body schema and of structure [Gestalt], is eventually thought of by Merleau-Ponty as possessing the same mode of being as phantoms.