Publication at Faculty of Mathematics and Physics |
2009
Abstract
The study argues, that habitual aspect of the corporeality has an ambivalent character. This dimension could entail an apersonal form of temporality caused for example by a loss of a limb and by a subsequent chock; at the same time and in the case of awakening it could activate an actual dimension of our body being in this way the fundament of our identity, our re-covering of ourselves.