THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL ATTITUDE AND THE AWAKENING OF ETHICAL SENSE 495 296

RESPONSIBILITY IN THE REENCOUNTER WITH THE WORLD OF LIFE

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56579/verum.v2i1.325

Keywords:

Phenomenology, Ethics, Phenomenological attitude, Renewal, Life-world

Abstract

Is it possible to think of an awakening of ethical action from the phenomenological attitude? This article will seek to answer this question through a few points of analysis: To defend the thesis that there is an awakening of ethical action implied in the phenomenological attitude, a commentary will be made on the idea of the phenomenological attitude as the attitude of reencounter with the world of life, starting from the human condition of embodied consciousness. In a second moment, having already re-positioned the human being in the world, a brief explanation of intersubjectivity will be attempted. Later, in a third moment, under the motto of turning towards the things themselves through the reencounter with the world, the possibility of awakening a feeling of renewal and ethical duty as responsibility will be defended, both necessarily implied in the phenomenological attitude as an attitude of reencounter. At no point is the thesis of a foundation of ethics in phenomenology or the phenomenological attitude defended, but rather, through the three points indicated, an ethical stance necessarily implied in this attitude, which, beyond the thesis of an ethical foundation of phenomenology, seeks to defend an ethical positioning from a specific action of moving from the natural attitude to the phenomenological attitude and its conditioning reencounter with the world, thinking of ethics not as the result of abstract values, but as situated, placed, and grounded in concrete human reality.

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Author Biography

  • Guilherme Carpes Motta, Federal University of Santa Maria

    Master's student in Philosophy at PPGF - UFSM. Bachelor's degree in Pedagogy from the Regional Integrated University of Upper Uruguai and Missions (2016). Bachelor's degree in Philosophy from the International University Center - UNINTER (2021). Specialist in Clinical and Institutional Psychopedagogy from the International University Center - UNINTER (2018). Teacher at the Municipal Education Network of Santa Maria/RS.

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Published

2023-01-12

How to Cite

THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL ATTITUDE AND THE AWAKENING OF ETHICAL SENSE: RESPONSIBILITY IN THE REENCOUNTER WITH THE WORLD OF LIFE. (2023). VERUM: Journal of Scientific Initiation , 2(1), 02-12. https://doi.org/10.56579/verum.v2i1.325