01896nam a2200325 k 4500001001300000005001500013008004100028010001600069020003600085020003500121040001800156041001300174042000800187049001300195050002700208052001500235082001200250100004300262240002800305245010500333260005600438300002300494440003500517504006600552505083500618650001901453653006701472950001301539963001801552WMO20031226620031009114620020611s2002    us            001   eng    a? 02009243   a0804734100 (cloth : alk. paper)  a0804734119 (pbk. : alk. paper)  aDLCcDLCdUKM1 aenghfre  apcc0 lWM388530 0aB2430.M283bE8313 200202a194bM341b0 a1942211 aMarion, Jean-Luc,d1946-0KAC20200360310aEtant donn´e.lEnglish10aBeing given:btoward a phenomenology of givenness/dJean-Luc Marion;etranslated by Jeffrey L. Kosky  aStanford, Calif.:bStanford University Press,c2002  axi, 385 p.;c24 cm00aCultural memory in the present  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [377]-381) and index.0 aThe last principle -- The essence of the phenomenon -- Objectness and beingness -- The reduction to the given -- Privilege of givenness -- To give itself, to show itself -- Two objections -- The reduction of the gift to givenness -- The bracketing of the givee -- The bracketing of the giver -- The bracketing of the gift -- Intrinsic givenness -- Anamorphosis -- Unpredictable landing -- The fait accompli -- The incident -- The event -- The being given -- The horizon and I -- Intuition as shortage -- Sketch of the saturated phenomenon : the horizon -- Sketch of the saturated phenomenon : I -- Topics of the phenomenon -- To give itself, to reveal itself -- The aporias of the "subject" -- To receive one's self from what gives itself -- Two calls in metaphysics -- The call and the responsal -- The nameless voice -- Abandon. 0aPhenomenology.  aETANTaDONNEaBEINGaPHENOMENOLOGYaGIVENNESSaCULTURAL MEMORY0 bGBP40.88  aPhenomenology