3.2. Ontologia sociale e intenzionalità: quattro tesi
I put forward four these concerning phenomenologically clarifying criteria to characterise social entities. The first thesis maintains that social entities have a sui generis ontological status: unlike natural and ideal entities, social entities depend existentially on individuals’ intentionality an...
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| description | I put forward four these concerning phenomenologically clarifying criteria to characterise social entities. The first thesis maintains that social entities have a sui generis ontological status: unlike natural and ideal entities, social entities depend existentially on individuals’ intentionality and are specifically normative entities. The second thesis claims that social entities existentially depend on heterotropic intentionality – i.e. on intentionality that involves at least two individuals –, and not on solitary intentionality. The third thesis identifies at least three different types of heterotropic intentionality: collective, social and intersubjective intentionality. The fourth thesis states that all three types of heterotropic intentionality are effective: they create social entities, even if each of them creates social entities of different kinds. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-4db0fe232968475fb826f65da420b3362022-12-21T18:59:32ZengRosenberg & SellierRivista di Estetica0035-62122421-58642012-04-014918320110.4000/estetica.17073.2. Ontologia sociale e intenzionalità: quattro tesiFrancesca De VecchiI put forward four these concerning phenomenologically clarifying criteria to characterise social entities. The first thesis maintains that social entities have a sui generis ontological status: unlike natural and ideal entities, social entities depend existentially on individuals’ intentionality and are specifically normative entities. The second thesis claims that social entities existentially depend on heterotropic intentionality – i.e. on intentionality that involves at least two individuals –, and not on solitary intentionality. The third thesis identifies at least three different types of heterotropic intentionality: collective, social and intersubjective intentionality. The fourth thesis states that all three types of heterotropic intentionality are effective: they create social entities, even if each of them creates social entities of different kinds.http://journals.openedition.org/estetica/1707 |
| spellingShingle | Francesca De Vecchi 3.2. Ontologia sociale e intenzionalità: quattro tesi Rivista di Estetica |
| title | 3.2. Ontologia sociale e intenzionalità: quattro tesi |
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| title_short | 3.2. Ontologia sociale e intenzionalità: quattro tesi |
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