Jennifer Anna Gosetti‐Ferencei
Biographic Data
| ID | 5688816 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jennifer Anna Gosetti‐Ferencei |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jennifer Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Gosetti‐Ferencei |
| SIGNATURE | FERENCEI J A G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Fordham University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3150-7106 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Phenomenology, Environmental Philosophy, and the Crisis of Ecology
This essay outlines the possibilities and limits of phenomenology as an ecophilic mode of thought in the context of a heightened, posthuman scrutiny of anthropocentrism, and advocates a self-reflexive environmental humanities informed by phenomenological insight. It aims to demonstrate that, despite its privileging of human consciousness, phenomenology offers important ecocritical resources, including methodological reflection on the constitution…
Towards an Existentialist Ecology
Towards an Existentialist Ecology Jennifer Gosetti-Ferencei While in recent decades the intellectual and literary landscape of modernity has been explored in ecologically oriented criticism, existentialist thought has been for the most part neglected by ecocritics. Taking as its starting point individual human consciousness rather than systematic and global concerns, subjective rather than global anxiety, existentialism may appear an unlikely res…
Muerte y autenticidad. Reflexiones sobre Heidegger, Rilke y Blanchot
En este ensayo se considera la relación entre muerte y autenticidad, una preocupación presente en la filosofía desde el discurso de Sócrates sobre su propia sentencia de muerte. La muerte no es competencia de la ontología ni de la fenomenología, pero sí del pensamiento existencialista, en el que ha sido central. En la filosofía de Heidegger, la noción de ser-para-la-muerte define la singularidad de la existencia, y la muerte informa dramáticament…
The Mimetic Dimension
When we are most immersed in literary reading, and when that immersion is most significant, we may experience a literary work as constitutive of a ‘world’. With reference to the phenomenological tradition, it can be shown how this world is both a novel creation and serves to disclose, not least by shifting our perspective from, the world of ordinary experience. In this light, it will be shown how the problem of mimesis poses a challenge for recen…
The world and image of poetic language
Immanent Transcendence in Rilke and Stevens
Rilke and Stevens evoke the question of transcendence, understanding the task of poetry within the post‐Romantic context of the eclipse of the divine. This study shows that rather than simply give up on transcendence, Rilke and Stevens both innovate on and transform its momentum, and that this transformation constitutes a central achievement of their respective poetics and a core of their configurations of modernism. It argues that in the context…
Child at Five Days Old
Child at Five Days Old Jennifer Anna Gosetti-Ferencei (bio) There is no sky so much as the first skythat's so oblivious of lesser blues—a breath so small, but hear in its downy crya fur that's drifting in a tuft among the dunes. Your lashes make a minuscule sweepacross my breast, some mystic bird must singyour heavy newborn weariness to sleep.What unthought tones do your ears ring, and do you know the world's enchanting you?Through freshly fallen…
Trompe L’Oeil and the Mimetic Tradition in Aesthetics
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Trompe L’Oeil and the Mimetic Tradition in Aesthetics
Child at Five Days Old
Child at Five Days Old Jennifer Anna Gosetti-Ferencei (bio) There is no sky so much as the first skythat's so oblivious of lesser blues—a breath so small, but hear in its downy crya fur that's drifting in a tuft among the dunes. Your lashes make a minuscule sweepacross my breast, some mystic bird must singyour heavy newborn weariness to sleep.What unthought tones do your ears ring, and do you know the world's enchanting you?Through freshly fallen…
Immanent Transcendence in Rilke and Stevens
Rilke and Stevens evoke the question of transcendence, understanding the task of poetry within the post‐Romantic context of the eclipse of the divine. This study shows that rather than simply give up on transcendence, Rilke and Stevens both innovate on and transform its momentum, and that this transformation constitutes a central achievement of their respective poetics and a core of their configurations of modernism. It argues that in the context…
The world and image of poetic language
The Mimetic Dimension
When we are most immersed in literary reading, and when that immersion is most significant, we may experience a literary work as constitutive of a ‘world’. With reference to the phenomenological tradition, it can be shown how this world is both a novel creation and serves to disclose, not least by shifting our perspective from, the world of ordinary experience. In this light, it will be shown how the problem of mimesis poses a challenge for recen…
Muerte y autenticidad. Reflexiones sobre Heidegger, Rilke y Blanchot
En este ensayo se considera la relación entre muerte y autenticidad, una preocupación presente en la filosofía desde el discurso de Sócrates sobre su propia sentencia de muerte. La muerte no es competencia de la ontología ni de la fenomenología, pero sí del pensamiento existencialista, en el que ha sido central. En la filosofía de Heidegger, la noción de ser-para-la-muerte define la singularidad de la existencia, y la muerte informa dramáticament…
Towards an Existentialist Ecology
Towards an Existentialist Ecology Jennifer Gosetti-Ferencei While in recent decades the intellectual and literary landscape of modernity has been explored in ecologically oriented criticism, existentialist thought has been for the most part neglected by ecocritics. Taking as its starting point individual human consciousness rather than systematic and global concerns, subjective rather than global anxiety, existentialism may appear an unlikely res…
Phenomenology, Environmental Philosophy, and the Crisis of Ecology
This essay outlines the possibilities and limits of phenomenology as an ecophilic mode of thought in the context of a heightened, posthuman scrutiny of anthropocentrism, and advocates a self-reflexive environmental humanities informed by phenomenological insight. It aims to demonstrate that, despite its privileging of human consciousness, phenomenology offers important ecocritical resources, including methodological reflection on the constitution…
Philosophy (7 works) · Art (5 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Poetry (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Consciousness (2 works) · Context (archaeology) (2 works) · Ecology (2 works)