Phenomenology of "over"

This book proposes a postmetaphysical thematization of transitivity in the horizon of existential analysis. Transitivity is interpreted as the experience of "re" (or life in the modus "re"), necessarily inherent in the human being's constitution of being and realized in a multitude of ontic realizations. The experience of "pere" reveals itself in its essential topological and temporal characteristics, in the distinction and at the same time linking of such key phenomena of "pere" as Other and everyday life, ¿¿¿¿¿ and response, temptation and threat, trauma and techne, eventfulness and ambivalence, finitude and factuality. The experience of "re" as the experience of "crossing the inner Alps" is descriptively analyzed in the book on the material of specific regions of experience, both everyday and non-everyday: the artistic experience, the polemos, and the experience of pathological pain. The research is conducted using the principles of responsive phenomenology and is oriented toward the production of existentially meaningful knowledge. For philosophers, representatives of various humanities (psychology, art criticism, social theory), specialists in bioethics, and all those interested in phenomenological studies of human existence.