TIME AS A BIND OF EXPERIENCE: ORPHEUS AND THE OBSTACLE OF REMEMBRANCE
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v34i2.8502Abstract
In this article, the category of time is analyzed as the axis to the historically established relationships undertaken between the individual and culture. Through this category the elements which bind experience and obstruct the formation of remembrance are analyzed. Help is sought from another field of knowledge, the myth, for the light it can cast on the historical relationships of domination between the individual, culture and time, as well as the possibilities unaccomplished by culture. Hence, the Myth of Orpheus and the way that Marcuse analyzes the image of Orpheus as a liberator, by using signs of a distinct time of its given solidification in a culture governed by the logic of domination. A dialogue is also established with Horkheimer and Adorno’s considerations with regard to this issue.Downloads
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