فينومينولوجيا الجسد عند ميرلوبونتي

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Phenomenology Of The Body in Merleau-Ponty‘s Standpoint This research article examines and analyzes the subject of the body in Merleau-Ponty’s philosophy , where he displays interest in showing his perception of the body, as well as clarifying how the body has become with him, as an ontological basis of the critique of modern philosophical thought.

Here, comes the authenticity of Merleau-Ponty‘s standpoint to establish our existential unity and the body from one side and, our existential unity and the world on the other.

This evidence is the basis of the phenomenological description presented by Merleau-Ponty to the sensual perception of the world, as well as to the world we are aware of and live in it and interact with it.

The methodology the researcher follows in the study under question regarding the concept of the body in Merleau-Ponty’s is not limited to standing at the threshold of description, but rather it goes beyond analysis and comparison.

In short, what we are presenting here is essentially an interpretive reading of the Merleau-Ponty‘s text, in relation to the body.

Finally, the research shows that the treatment of the body question with Merleau-Ponty is characterized by originality and novelty, and rebelled against the traditional philosophical tradition of meditative and realism.

Hence, it is regarded as a treatment that relied chiefly on the phenomenological description of our physical existence in the world.

In this context, Merleau-Ponty succeeded in employing the phenomenological approach in establishing his vision of the body and of the world.