Questioning the Essence of Literature: A Deconstructive Reading of Ortega Y Gasset’s and Mikel Dufrenne’s Phenomenological Investigations of the Ideal Literary Object by Amr Amin Elsherif

“…The present study extends Derrida’s findings to other phenomenological investigations and shows how their metaphysical presupposition determines the results they reach in advance. …”
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Why even ask? : on the pragmatics of questions and the semantics of answers by Guerzoni, Elena

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Focus Sensitive Coordination by Hulsey, Sarah McNearney

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La transition énergétique européenne, changement de ressources, changements d’échelles by Angélique Palle

“…This article questions this presupposition by analyzing both European energy legislation and the discourse built around it. …”
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Response: Responsibility and Ethics in the Use and Advocacy of Developmental Exercises: Response to Zeitler and Reams by Sofia Kjellström

“…The line of reasoning is based upon the presupposition that developmental methods and techniques are used in the real world with people and consultants with limitations and strengths, in conditions that are neither optimal nor perfect. …”
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Emphaty as the foundation of the social sciences and of social life: a reading of Husserl's phenomenology of transcendental intersubjectivity by Frédéric Vandenberghe

“…As a warrant of the objectivity of the world, it grounds the natural sciences; as a presupposition of sociality, it founds the social sciences; as mediated by culture, it grounds the social sciences as human sciences.…”
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Darwinian Beauty by Santiago Ginnobili

“…The approaches of many pre-Darwinian naturalists assumed the existence of absolute standards of beauty. This idea was a presupposition in some versions of the great chain of being and in the idea that beauty was an objective characteristic of creation that could explain the possession of many traits of organisms. …”
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Gazete Köşe Yazılarında Eşdizimsel Örüntüleme ve İdeoloji by Semiramis Yağcıoğlu

“…Sözcük anlamlarının önemi yadsınmamakla birlikte önsayıltı (presupposition), eğreltileme (metaphor) ve bağdaşıklık (coherence) gibi anlamın diğer görünüşlerinin de dil ve ideoloji arasındaki bağların kurulmasındaki işlevlerinin araştırılması gerektiği vurgulanmaktadır.…”
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Max Scheler’s Movement of Love and the Object of Religious Experience by Kobla Nyaku

“…In this paper, I explore the implications of Max Scheler’s concept of the movement of love, and I show that this movement, for him, constitutes not only the core of human nature but also the metaphysical presupposition upon which the nature of the object of religious experience could be understood. …”
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How to “Do Chinese Philosophy” by Bisheng CHEN

“…It does not advocate a metaphysical presupposition for research but accepts methodological diversity while promoting the cultivation and use of imagination. …”
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Simulation du travail en formation : constructivisme, intentions didactiques et mannequins en maïeutique by Lucile Vadcard, Christian Dépret, Vasiliki Markaki-Lothe

“…However, they are based on a presupposition that is rarely addressed, which consists in thinking that reality can be grasped in a univocal and easy way by all, and that it allows to build shared knowledge. …”
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Investimentos externos diretos em serviços no Brasil e efeitos potenciais da negociação da ALCA by Otaviano Canuto, Michel Alexandre, Gilberto Tadeu Lima

“… The paper deals with implications of hypothetical results of the negotiations on the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) on foreign direct investment in a group of service sectors - health insurance, export credit insurance and land transport. Based upon the presupposition of regulatory convergence/harmonization, whose center of gravity would be located in the developed economies of the FTAA, it is discussed the extentto which the local environment for the national producers of those services would change with the possibility of greater presence of international competitors. …”
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Heidegger Never Got Beyond Facticity by Thomas Sheehan

“…(1) The “thing itself” of Heidegger’s thinking was Ereignis. (2) But Ereignis is a reinscription of what Being and Time had called thrownness or facticity. (3) But facticity/Ereignis is ex-sistence’s ever-operative appropriation to its proper structure as the ontological “space” or “clearing” that makes possible practical and theoretical discursivity. (4) Such facticity is the ultimate and inevitable presupposition of all activities of ex-sistence and thus of any understanding of being. (5) Therefore, for ex-sistence – and a fortiori for Heidegger as a thinker of Ereignis – there can be no going beyond facticity.…”
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Merleau-Ponty reader of Goldstein: what is organismic intentionality? by Marcos José Müller

“…In the same way, it is a matter of showing in what sense, as a form of operative intentionality, the power of centering of organisms does not need to be based on the presupposition of an “I think”. Keywords: Merleau-Ponty; Goldstein; Gestalt; organismic intentionality…”
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Calculs d’utilité et principes de justice dans la théorie pénale de Beccaria by Philippe Audegean

“…This article attempts to show that Beccaria never renounces the arithmetical purity of his utilitarian presupposition: the qualitative markers that he manages to place in his curves or quantitative measures do not emerge from the calculations themselves. …”
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Shared Economy Business : Fixing Its “Genetic Disorder” by Mack, Vincent Zhi Wei, Lim, Christopher Hang-Kwang

“…The shared economy has not lived up to its presupposition of sharing. Instead, shared economy business (SEB) has generated at least three distinct types of garbage – physical, environmental, and moral. …”
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<b>The poetics of immanence: Deleuze’s writing by Annita Costa Malufe

“…The poetics of immanence proposes a mutual presupposition between concepts and affections, or between thought and its expression in words, instead of a transcendent relationship between the two terms. …”
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The ‘Events of May 68’ in Adam Thorpe’s No Telling: a Silent Revolution? by Alexandre Privat

“…The purpose of this article seeks to interrogate the common presupposition equating revolution to radical change by justifying why the model of linearity and its corollary, rupture, are not the only ways of thinking about the witness-event relationship. …”
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Мадраше Светог Јефрема Сиријског о Јони и Ниневљанима by Boško Erić

“…The author presents a short introduction that is of great importance for understanding the madrashe of Saint Ephraim the Syrian, explaining their role and reasons why Ephraim wrote them, but also emphasizing that only the correct understanding of the meaning of madrashe might help us to avoid the wrong understanding of Ephraim’s thought completely, i.e. to avoid the wrong presupposition that this Syrian-speaking Saint is merely a great poet and not a theologian. …”
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http://dad.boun.edu.tr/issue/4533/62336 by Robyn Carston

“…Discussion of the phenomenon so far has focused on those cases which tend to temporarily garden-path the hearer and achieve interesting rhetorical effects in the process. The notorious 'presupposition'- cancelling negation cases have been included here. …”
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