Quotes.net »

Search results for 'artist'

Yee yee! We've found 18 authors and 380 quotes for the term artist:

Sort by:PopularityA - ZRelevancyExact Match:YesNoInclude quotes from the news:YesNo

Anu GargRate it:

RAMANA PEMMARAJURate it:

Dan SimmonsRate it:

Nina SimoneRate it:

Charles BukowskiRate it:

Jean CocteauRate it:

Kahlil GibranRate it:

Emmylou HarrisRate it:

Ralph Waldo EmersonRate it:

Franklin Delano RooseveltRate it:

Pablo PicassoRate it:

John PrineRate it:

Adamo MacriRate it:

Mick FleetwoodRate it:

Orson WellesRate it:

John Fitzgerald KennedyRate it:

Laura JaworskiRate it:

It is the question of common world. The meaning of this world is not solipsism world, the world of ego, but the world which can be actualize by my consciousness -according to relation of “ego” and caring for another in everyday life. To care for another means one lets go of self-consciousness and self-awareness and relates. We should consider human is constructed directly in term of their own consciousness and not by contrasting that consciousness with a reality independent of them, on the other hand it is constructed separate of his consciousness. So, we should surely consider the relation of human and the world. It seems that what can link these levels is “life-world” which means the idea of releasing human from worldlessness. Life-world as general sphere of individual experience in the world around (including other persons, objects and events) is a real and concrete phenomenon which has root in everyday life for obtaining its living practical purposes and objectively, considered as the basis of knowledge, interests, benefits and common links between humans. In the realm of life-world, transcendence and consciousness link to individual and group relationship and everyday life. For Heidegger consciousness proceeds from understanding, and this understanding is predicated upon our dealings in the world. Consciousness does not belong to the world, but has a practical relationship with it. What is within consciousness is the exact meaning of the word nothing. Consciousness is nothing but an opening to what they are and can only be talked about in this sense. Consciousness is the relationship we experience in praxis. As for a footballer, bodybuilding and fitness is nothing but the relationship he experiences in act, the day of the race and the subsequent races. Therefore, in this meaning, world without consciousness, intersubjectivity relationships -Alfred Schutz calls this quality as we- pure relation- and everyday life is not imaginable. Because of this matter we can't talk about the world without considering the roles of above items. As Husserl articulated the life-world can be said to include the world of science and action can’t be without world. We should consider that thought itself arises out of incidents of living experience and must remain bound to them as the only guideposts by which to take its bearings. The artist who continually experiment the possibility of thinking and experience The new, respond to what addressed itself to him, because the new cannot be preconceived. On the other hand The new emerges through process as a shudder that presents itself to us. Even Architecture is not separate from these issues as the communicative. A part of Professor Pezhman Mosleh speech, “Music, Anti-war, a way to Discourse”, Istanbul 2016

Professor Pezhman MoslehRate it:

Agnes de MilleRate it:

Mwanandeke KindemboRate it:

Mrs. Ruthellen JosselsonRate it:

Master Milad KiaiRate it:

Sir Francis BaconRate it:

Albert EinsteinRate it:

Discuss these 380 quotes results with the community:

0 Comments

    Quote of the Day Today's Quote | Archive

    Would you like us to send you a FREE inspiring quote delivered to your inbox daily?

    Please enter your email address:


    We need you!

    Help build the largest human-edited quotes collection on the web!

    Browse Quotes.net

    Quiz

    Are you a quotes master?

    »
    Who said: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."?
    • A. Mahatma Gandhi
    • B. S. G. Tallentyre
    • C. Voltaire
    • D. Mark Twain