The essay presents a phenomenological description inspired by the phenomenology of Jean-Luc Marion, Emmanuel Levinas and Karol Wojty³a, a perspective which in psychology is called consciousness, and in theology the soul. The author calls it intentionality, which becomes present as a person.

This book contains a phenomenological description of subjectivity present in relation as a phenomena of person understood as a human being. An essay describe parts of humanity of human being, what gives a full picture of the Other, someone different than I am the figure of You. Understanding that context refers us to the issue of humanity.

Autorentext
Bartlomiej Sipinski is a Polish essayist and ethicist. His research interests include the philosophy of dialogue, ecumenism and psychology.

Inhalt

Contents

• Introduction

• Otherness

• Someone

• Substitution

• Speaking

• Exposition

• Hypostasis

• Personal event

• The Idolatrous Convention of the Person

• Personal Corporeality

• Epiphany

• Composition

• Personal Dignity

• Bibliography