Jan Strassheim
Biographic Data
| ID | 317406 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jan Strassheim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jan |
| FAMILY NAME | Strassheim |
| SIGNATURE | STRASSHEIM J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hildesheim |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3324-8980 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
L’énigme de la coordination du sens en contexte
Cet article soutient qu’une notion de « pertinence » inspirée par Alfred Schütz est nécessaire pour expliquer le partage du sens tel qu’il s’opère au quotidien dans le langage et par-delà. A la différence de l’approche naturaliste de Sperber/Wilson, une phénoménologie schützéenne de la pertinence permet, grâce à sa portée et à son accent sur la dimension sociale, d’appréhender le fondement de la coordination du sens dans des contextes toujours no…
The lifeworld and the world of life
This paper relates the concept of relevance to its biological foundations by combining Alfred Schutz’s social phenomenology and Helmuth Plessner’s theory of organic life and philosophical anthropology. Relevance interlinks human sign use with the human “lifeworld” (Husserl) as a whole. The biological foundations of relevance, in turn, interlink that lifeworld with the “world of life” that includes us among other lifeforms. I analyze human relevan…
Presence in absentia
Neoliberalism and Post-Truth
Contrary to widespread assumptions, post-truth politicians formally adopt a rhetoric of 'truth' but turn it against established experts. To explain one central factor behind this destructive strategy and its success with voters, I consider Walter Lippmann and Friedrich Hayek, who from 1922 onwards helped develop and popularize a political rhetoric of 'truth' in terms of scientific expertise. In Hayek's influential version, market economics became…
Relevance as the Moving Ground of Semiosis
All levels of semiosis, from the materiality of signs to their contents and the contexts of their application, are structured by a selectivity in human experience and action that foregrounds only a fraction of the situation here and now. Before Sperber and Wilson, concepts of “relevance” were proposed in both semiotics and phenomenology to analyze this selectivity. Building critically on Alfred Schutz’s phenomenology, I suggest that a productive …
Language and lifeworld
Linguagem e mundo-da-vida: Schutz e Habermas sobre idealização***Jürgen Habermas criticou Alfred Schutz de maneira seminal. Este artigo traça tal divergência até a diferença na conceitualização de idealização. A teoria social de Schutz é baseada em "tipos" enquanto idealizações com uma dinâmica inerente, enquanto a teoria social de Habermas é baseada em "regras" idealmente estáveis. Primeiramente, um modelo de regra de comunicação linguística é a…
Type and Spontaneity
Sinn und Relevanz
Sinn und Relevanz
Relevance theories of communication
Relevance theories of communication
Neoliberalism and Post-Truth
Contrary to widespread assumptions, post-truth politicians formally adopt a rhetoric of 'truth' but turn it against established experts. To explain one central factor behind this destructive strategy and its success with voters, I consider Walter Lippmann and Friedrich Hayek, who from 1922 onwards helped develop and popularize a political rhetoric of 'truth' in terms of scientific expertise. In Hayek's influential version, market economics became…
Type and Spontaneity
Language and lifeworld
Linguagem e mundo-da-vida: Schutz e Habermas sobre idealização***Jürgen Habermas criticou Alfred Schutz de maneira seminal. Este artigo traça tal divergência até a diferença na conceitualização de idealização. A teoria social de Schutz é baseada em "tipos" enquanto idealizações com uma dinâmica inerente, enquanto a teoria social de Habermas é baseada em "regras" idealmente estáveis. Primeiramente, um modelo de regra de comunicação linguística é a…
Relevance theories of communication
Sinn und Relevanz
Sinn und Relevanz
Type and Spontaneity
Language and lifeworld
Linguagem e mundo-da-vida: Schutz e Habermas sobre idealização***Jürgen Habermas criticou Alfred Schutz de maneira seminal. Este artigo traça tal divergência até a diferença na conceitualização de idealização. A teoria social de Schutz é baseada em "tipos" enquanto idealizações com uma dinâmica inerente, enquanto a teoria social de Habermas é baseada em "regras" idealmente estáveis. Primeiramente, um modelo de regra de comunicação linguística é a…
Relevance as the Moving Ground of Semiosis
All levels of semiosis, from the materiality of signs to their contents and the contexts of their application, are structured by a selectivity in human experience and action that foregrounds only a fraction of the situation here and now. Before Sperber and Wilson, concepts of “relevance” were proposed in both semiotics and phenomenology to analyze this selectivity. Building critically on Alfred Schutz’s phenomenology, I suggest that a productive …
Neoliberalism and Post-Truth
Contrary to widespread assumptions, post-truth politicians formally adopt a rhetoric of 'truth' but turn it against established experts. To explain one central factor behind this destructive strategy and its success with voters, I consider Walter Lippmann and Friedrich Hayek, who from 1922 onwards helped develop and popularize a political rhetoric of 'truth' in terms of scientific expertise. In Hayek's influential version, market economics became…
The lifeworld and the world of life
This paper relates the concept of relevance to its biological foundations by combining Alfred Schutz’s social phenomenology and Helmuth Plessner’s theory of organic life and philosophical anthropology. Relevance interlinks human sign use with the human “lifeworld” (Husserl) as a whole. The biological foundations of relevance, in turn, interlink that lifeworld with the “world of life” that includes us among other lifeforms. I analyze human relevan…
Presence in absentia
L’énigme de la coordination du sens en contexte
Cet article soutient qu’une notion de « pertinence » inspirée par Alfred Schütz est nécessaire pour expliquer le partage du sens tel qu’il s’opère au quotidien dans le langage et par-delà. A la différence de l’approche naturaliste de Sperber/Wilson, une phénoménologie schützéenne de la pertinence permet, grâce à sa portée et à son accent sur la dimension sociale, d’appréhender le fondement de la coordination du sens dans des contextes toujours no…
Epistemology (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Critical Theory and Philosophy (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Cognitive science (2 works)