Antoine Mooij’s Phenomenology of Symbolization: Synthesizing Lacan and Cassirer

A Hermeneutic Phenomenology of Subjective and Objective Spirit: Husserl, Natorp, and Cassirer

In the introduction to the third and last volume of his Philosophy of Symbolic Forms of 1929, entitled " Phenomenology of Knowledge, " Ernst Cassirer remarks that the meaning in which he employs the term 'phenomenology' is Hegelian rather than according to " the modern usage of the term. " 1 What sense can it make, then, to invoke Edmund Husserl's phenomenology in this context? Yet if, roughly ...

Lacan with

In 1953 Donald Winnicott was appointed to a committee by the then president of the IPA Heinz Hartman, to investigate the events surrounding and the resignations of various members of the Paris Psychoanalytic Society and the founding of the Société Française de Psychoanalyse. Lacan up to the moment of his resignation from the Paris Society, had been its President and was one of those that the co...

Cartographic Symbolization of Uncertainty

Mapping “soft” data, data that are inaccurate, uncertain, or of dubious lineage, presents several challenges to cartography. A review of existing research shows that authors have focussed on issues of parallel vs. active display for uncertainty, which visual variable are appropriate for uncertainty data and the need to use additional display variables such as animation and focus to display unce...

Latino Studies With Lacan

Ernst Cassirer: Science, Symbols, and Logics