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<title>Wirtualny habitus cyberkultury</title>
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Ilnicki, Rafał
Cyberculture is not only a technologically disembodied information&#13;
sphere but also a contemporary dominant form of culture. This thesis is&#13;
presented by arguing that cyberculture forms virtual habitus that is&#13;
highly unconscious for its users. At the same time, virtual habitus&#13;
functions as a technology that gathers information about its users. It can&#13;
be said that it also learns about the preferences of its users. This is&#13;
established by a set of algorithms that are highly interconnected at a&#13;
certain level, one to which users of cyberculture do not have any access.&#13;
The article examines the consequences of functioning of humans in this&#13;
kind of technologically mediated culture. There is a connection between&#13;
virtual habitus (mostly unconscious) and antropotechnics (mostly&#13;
conscious) – this intersection within cyberculture is presented as a basic&#13;
mechanism that governs the being of its users. There article also features&#13;
interpretations of ways of creating virtual habitus and their growing&#13;
importance within contemporary society. In the conclusion, there is&#13;
disputed a necessary role of philosophy in deconstructing the automatic&#13;
character of cyberculture.
Numer został przygotowany przy wsparciu Ministerstwo Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego (1222/P-DUN/2015).
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<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2015 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Habitus sztuki a autorzy</title>
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Daszkiewicz, Joanna; Doda-Wyszyńska, Agnieszka
The French term art brut (English - outsider art), meaning "raw art" or&#13;
"rough art", is a label created by French artist Jean Dubuffet to describe&#13;
art created outside the boundaries of mainstream culture. In&#13;
the centre of our discussion is the category of the author (the creator)&#13;
and the category of the fancier (the recipient loving art). These two&#13;
categories were analysed by Alain Bouillet - a researcher of art brut of&#13;
30 years, who has accumulated an impressive collection of this kind of&#13;
art. Pierre Bourdieu in Distinction (1979), argues that judgments of&#13;
taste are related to social position. From time to time, the focus of the&#13;
dominant class changes from education to experience. Especially today,&#13;
the involvement in the creation process becomes more important. We&#13;
have to introduce various issues in art in a different manner. What kind&#13;
of experience the art opens us up to? It is largely contradictory to the&#13;
educational experience.
Numer został przygotowany przy wsparciu Ministerstwa Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego (1222/P-DUN/2015).
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<title>Koncepcja habitusu u Pierre'a Bourdieu</title>
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<description>Koncepcja habitusu u Pierre'a Bourdieu
Matuchniak-Krasuska, Anna
The article handles a sociological formulation of the term in the works&#13;
of the eminent scholar. It also takes into account a wider, explicative&#13;
context relevant to other terms (field, capital, agent, disposition,&#13;
competence, distinction) used to analyze French society. It is a&#13;
synchronic approach to habitus overlapping its diachronic analysis&#13;
referring to the use of the term habitus in Greek, Roman and Christian&#13;
philosophy found i.e. in Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, Virgil, Thomas Aquinas&#13;
works.
Numer został przygotowany przy wsparciu Ministerstwa Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego (1222/P-DUN/2015).
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<title>Epistemiczna funkcja habitualności: elementy fenomenologii poznania zawodnego</title>
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<description>Epistemiczna funkcja habitualności: elementy fenomenologii poznania zawodnego
Płotka, Witold
The article analyses the phenomenon of fallible knowledge as&#13;
knowledge constituted in inadequate way of givenness. The key concept&#13;
in this context is habituality, i.e., passive structure of consciousness that&#13;
co-constitutes the object of cognition. It is argued that habitual moment&#13;
of consciousness contextualizes cognition of unknown objects by&#13;
presenting them as typical for a subject in a certain cognitive relation.&#13;
One can describe this phenomenon by referring to the broad notion of&#13;
horizon. As the author claims, phenomenology of fallible knowledge&#13;
presents human cognition as defined by horizons, so as essentially&#13;
“open.” The descriptions enables one to understand phenomena of&#13;
cognitive situatedness of a subject and of embodied exploration of the&#13;
world by the lived body.
Numer został przygotowany przy wsparciu Ministerstwa Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego (1222/P-DUN/2015).
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