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6 INDEX allegory, 46, 48 anamnesis, 3 anthropological model, II5 anthropological problematic, 26 archaeology of the subject, 99 avowal, language of, 29, 41 Augustine, 47, 48 being-for-meaning, 106 belief and understanding, 45 bodily involuntary, 31 bodily objectification, 33 Brentano, Franz, 32, 90 Bultmann, Rudolf, 6-23, I07-II definition of myth, IOff understanding of man, 9ff Cassirer, Ernst, 2, 89 causalism, 63 character and happiness, 72 clarity and depth, 41 Cogito, 7, 54, 58 embedded in language, 7 splitting of, 33 concrete description, 38 demythologization, II, 45 Descartes, 57, 69 description versus explanation, 30 diagnostic method, 33 Dilthey, Wilhelm, 12 double bracketing, 35 dualism, 50, 66, 82 dual hypothesis, 6g eidetic method: Husserl and Ricoeur on, 30 limitations of, 36, 67 eidetic phenomenology, 4 Eliade, Mircea, 21, 42, 93 evolutionary hypothesis, 120 evolutionary model, 63 evil, 26 actual experience of, 40 moral,39 the double character of, 44 etiological intention of myth, 16, 22 ethical vision of the world, 39 ethology, 62 existential description: limits of, 37 existential intention of myth, 16 existential signification, 37 fallibility and action, 7 I fallibility and epistemology, fallibility as possibility, 38 fault, 38 feeling, 107 finitude, 24 Foucault, Michel, I03 freedom and action, 57 freedom and consent, 61 and decision, 54 versus empirical objects, 34 and fallibility, and fault, and nature, 30ff and necessity, 4 Freud, 62, 86, 90 interpretation of culture, 102 with Marx and Nietzsche, 94 global anthropology 5, 26-30, gnosticism, 46, 48 guilt, 79 happiness and respect, 72 Hegel, G. W. F., 75 Heidegger, Martin, 75 hermeneutic circle 5, 15 hermeneutic phenomenology: based on language 40, 49

7 INDEX 157 hermeneu tics: as participation, 12 of suspicion, 95 historical-evolutionary hypothesis, 18, 127 Hume, David, 116 Husserl, Edmund, 29, 51, II6-17 incarnation: as mystery, 34 intentionality, 31, 32, 63 double, 43 Jaspers, Karl, 21 Kant, Immanuel, 47, 48, II6 Kierkegaard, Soren, 61 Lacan, Jacques, 92,!O3 Langer, Susanne, 2 language: and concrete usage, 7 as potential and actual, 7 and speech, 7,!O5 as special mode of discourse, 8, 41 Levy-Bruhl, Lucien, 18 Levi-Strauss, Claude, 18, 21, 103 literary theory, 23 logical inferiority of myth, 8 logical versus pre-logical, 20 Long, Charles H., 109 Marcel, Gabriel, 54 meaning, self-created, 3 Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, 52, 96 methodology : comparative, 44 limitation of, 39 transformation of, 4 myth: of chaos, 83 as constitutive expression of human consciousness, 17 of creation, 82 as etiological, II6 and evil, 81 of exhiled soul, 82 of the fall, 82 and history, 10, 19 as language, 6 pre-modern versus modern, 22 theory of, 43 typology of, 43 as invalid, 15 as meaningful, 123 mythic-symbolic language: necessity for, 85, 127 and theory of language as unique, 123 as valid, 118, 123 natural attitude, 3 I negation, 25 Nichomachean Ethics, 73 ordinary language philosophy, 5 Otto, Rudolf, 93, I Pascal,69 performed skills, phenomenological epistemology, II 5 phenomenological hermeneutic, 3 phenomenology of language, 4 phenomenology of religion, 42 phenomenology of speech, 104 phenomenology, transformations of, 42 philosophical reflection: pre-philosophical basis for, 41 philosophy as a reflective task, 95 Plato, pleasure and happiness, 74 possibilities, ideal and actual, 37 post-wittgenstein philosophy, 23 pragma,58 primitive versus modern science, 16 problematics, 3 project, 57 psychoanalysis, 93 reconciliation, 35 reductionism, 8, 23, 42, 45, 128 reflection: transcendental, practical, affective, 38 Romanticism, I I Sartre, Jean-Paul, 51, 53, 61, 96 Schleiermacher, Friedrich, II,!07-II, 127 secularism, 22 sin, 79 Spiegelberg, Herbert, 91 Spinoza,87 stain, 78 structural interpretation, 18, 125 structural study of language, 23 structuralism, 102, 107 structure, birth, growth, symbol: cosmic, oneiric, poetic, 102 definition of, 43 dimensions of, 91 invitation for throught, 42, 45, II9, 132 and servile-will, 78 and sign, 42 stain, sin, guilt, 43 symbolic logic, 47 symbolic meaning versus literal meaning, 43

8 158 system of signs, 7 teleology of the subject, 101 theory of region, II7 Thevenaz, Pierre, 52 thought invites the symbol, 130 thumos, 27, 73 INDEX transcendence and fault, 34, 69 voluntary and involuntary, 32 verification, 46 wager, 40, 4 1, 45 Weltanschauung, 19, 20 Wittgenstein, Ludwig, 2