Cet article confronte la réception du sublime kantien chez Schiller et Schelling, ainsi que leurs analyses tragique, en particulier héros tragique. Ce dernier incarne pour les deux auteurs réalisation de liberté humaine. Toutefois, malgré similitudes qu’offrent pensées, des différences majeures existent. L’article vise à faire voir ces comprendre faisant appel aux positions philosophiques plus ...

the death of a child is probably the most traumatic event any parent can experience. this tragedy is made worse if the child dies in its sleep, appar­ ently for no reason. Sudden infant death syndrome (SiDS) inevitably strikes horror into parents’ hearts; it usually happens at night and occurs in complete silence—there is no fight for life or breath to warn parents that something is horribly wr...

T he circumpolar health community lost a much respected and loved friend, colleague and mentor on 17 June, 2014. Dr. Éric Dewailly, aged 59, a professor at Laval University in Québec, Canada, died in a tragic rockslide on the island of Réunion in the Indian Ocean, while holidaying with his family. Eric was well known to many researchers across the Arctic. He was a superb pioneering scientist wh...

Shakespeare's attitudes towards and portrayals of women have long been discussed and analyzed in many contexts, and often it seems as though sweeping generalizations are made about how he felt towards women. Based on such plays as Macbeth, Hamlet, The Taming of the Shrew, and some characters in A Midsummer Night's Dream, one might be able to conclude that Shakespeare generally did not view wome...

in his poetics, aristotle, from a structural perspective, assumes tragedy to be a tragic story based on hamartia. in this theory, the interrelation of the content of tragedy and its era has been delineated. since the origin of tragedy is not merely ritual but also political and affected by social and structural developments in athens, the content of tragedy needs to be examined from a political...

What Emmanuel Falque seems to achieve in this book is make the "out of phenomenon" synonymous with "tragic". Certainly, we see heuristic interest creating and cultivating concept phenomenon". In Aeschylus' Agamemnon (a reference that runs throughout book), atrocious rubs shoulders filthy can only test us, traumatize and, therefore, "modify" us some way. If it also true tragic, according Kierkeg...