- Autor
- Márcio Suzuki
- Revista
- Revista Limiar
- Ano
- 2016
- DOI
- 10.34024/limiar.2016.v3.9245
- Páginas
- 67-90
- Idioma
- fr
This text discusses how some divisions of contemporary thought (subject versus language , history versus structure etc. ) could be better understood by reading authors like Goethe, Moritz and Schelling, who developed a morphological-mythical common core in which are still interesting responses to current issues. The interest in the study of these authors is also to think a model which was somewhat buried by the dialectic, but which seems to have not lost its strength, especially in the absence of dual oppositions as between nature and culture, between literature and philosophy, or between infrastructure and superstructure. This text discusses how some divisions of contemporary thought (subject versus language , history versus structure etc. ) could be better understood by reading authors like Goethe, Moritz and Schelling, who developed a morphological-mythical common core in which are still interesting responses to current issues. The interest in the study of these authors is also to think a model which was somewhat buried by the dialectic, but which seems to have not lost its strength, especially in the absence of dual oppositions as between nature and culture, between literature and philosophy, or between infrastructure and superstructure.
