Ricoeur, Culture, and Recognition

Timo Helenius is Alfred Kordelin Research Fellow at Boston College.

PART I INTRODUCTION: RICOEUR, CULTURE, AND HERMENEUTICS
1. General Introduction
2. Ricoeur and the Question of Culture
3. Ricoeur and Postcritical Hermeneutics
PART II THE CULTURAL COURSE OF RECOGNITION
4. Ricoeur and Cultural Anthropology
5. A Hermeneutic of Symbolic Recognition
6. The Course of Cultural Formation
7. Reflections on Re-
PART III RECOGNIZING SELFHOOD IN CULTURAL OBJECTIVITY
8. Anthropology and Objectivity
9. The Objects of Human Works
10. A Hermeneutic of Cultural Objects
11. Reflections on -Con-
PART IV THE ETHO-POETIC ESSENCE OF CULTURE
12. Poetics and the Becoming of Cultural Being
13. Poetics of Cultural Action
14. Etho-poetics: the Essence of Cultural Existence
15. Reflections on -Naissance
PART VTHE FIFTH ACT: RE-CON-NAISSANCE
16. A Responsive Self: Naïve Summation