S.H. Clark, Paul Ricoeur

Jean - Pierre Changeux and Paul Ricoeur : What Makes Us Think ?

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"Eric Voegelin and Paul Ricoeur on Memory and History"

Paul Ricoeur, Critique and Conviction We are not equal within language. There are inabilities. Take now the ability to act. It is greater among people with power. . . . There are degrees of ability, therefore. For example--and we may have to reconcile ourselves with this, including with Hayden White--this marvelous ability to narrate. Because it is universal: everybody has narrated. We are tryi...

Re-reading the Narrative in Ibrahim Sultan’s Shahnama Based on Paul Ricoeur`s Philosophical Hermeneutics Theory

A manuscript of Ibrahim Sultan`s Shahna­ma available at the Bodleian Library of Oxford, representing the full range of vi­sual features of the Shiraz School at the age of Ibrahim Sultan Timuri (817-838 AH) which has the symbolic aspects and semantic trends of painting and the po­tentiality to be interpreted based on phil­osophical hermeneutics. It seems that an­alyzing the visual element and re...

A Critical View of the Ethical Nature of Interpretive Research: Paul Ricoeur and the Other

While ethics is usually seen as a possible research subject and ethical standards have to be observed when doing IS research, there does not seem to be any direct link between ethics and specific research approaches. This paper argues that this perception is wrong and that the interpretive paradigm of IS research is directly and necessarily linked with ethics. The paper uses the theories of Pau...

The Ethics of Reading: Ingarden, Iser, Ricoeur