Frases de Paul Ricoeur
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Paul Ricoeur
Data de nascimento: 27. Fevereiro 1913
Data de falecimento: 20. Maio 2005
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Paul Ricouer foi um dos grandes filósofos e pensadores franceses do período que se seguiu à Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Citações Paul Ricoeur
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„We must recognize the fact that philosophy at the present time is entirely at an impasse concerning the problem of the origin of values. This theoretical failure is reflected in the practical antinomy between submission and rebellion that infects the daily concerns of education, politics, and ethics. If no decision can be made at this level, we must retrace our steps, extricate ourselves from the impasse, and try to gain access, by means of a nonethical approach, to the problem of autonomy and obedience.“
— Paul Ricoeur, The Conflict of Interpretations
„With guilt there arises indeed a sort of demand which can be called scrupulosity and whose ambiguous character is extremely interesting. A scrupulous consciousness is a delicate consciousness, a precise consciousness, enamored of increasing perfection... This atomization of the law into a multitude of commandments entails an endless 'juridization' of action and a quasi-obsessional ritualization of daily life... With it we enter into the hell of guilt, such as St. Paul described it: the law itself becomes a source of sin.“
— Paul Ricoeur, The Conflict of Interpretations
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„I believe that we are henceforth incapable of returning to an order of moral life which would take the form of a simple submission to commandments or to an alien or supreme will, even if this will were represented as divine. We must accept as a positive good the critique of ethics and religion that has been undertaken by the school of suspicion. From it we have learned to understand that the commandment that gives death, not life, is a product and projection of our own weakness.“
— Paul Ricoeur, The Conflict of Interpretations
„We must recognize the fact that philosophy at the present time is entirely at an impasse concerning the problem of the origin of values. This theoretical failure is reflected in the practical antinomy between submission and rebellion that infects the daily concerns of education, politics, and ethics. If no decision can be mad at this level, we must retrace our steps, extricate ourselves from the impasse, and try to gain access, by means of a nonethical approach, to the problem of autonomy and obedience.“
— Paul Ricoeur, The Conflict of Interpretations
„By it's mimetic intention, the world of fiction leads us to the heart of the real world of action.“
— Paul Ricoeur, Hermeneutics & the Human Sciences: Essays on Language, Action & Interpretation
