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Much in a Little: Reflections on the Gift of a Sea-Shell
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"It is thus the essence of the thing and of the world to present themselves as 'open', to send us beyond their predetermined manifestations, to promise us always 'something else to see'. This is what is sometimes xpressed by saying that the thing and the world are mysterious. They are indeed, when we do not limit ourselves to their objective aspect, but put them back into the setting of subjectivity." (Merleau-Ponty, 1962, p. 333) "Anytime there is openness to otherness, from the pre-reflective body-subject to highly reflective consciousness, you can speak of psyche." (Giorgi in Aanstoos, 1996, p. 9.)
Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, Volume 3, Edition 1, November 2003
Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, Volume 3, Edition 1, November 2003
