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O korygowaniu nawyków spontanicznego ciała (Dewey, Shusterman) / About correcting spontaneous body habits (Dewey, Shusterman)

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Dobrowolski R.
Physiotherapy
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2011
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vol. 19
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issue 1
49-53
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Philosophical reflection is largely pervaded by the air of contempt for the body. Even now, for many thinkers, the body appears to be the source of deception, evil and ugliness. Luckily, the philosophical reflection does not exhaust itself in rhetorical disputes and some theorists have not lost sight of the real subject of their investigation.Richard Shusterman, an American neo-pragmatist, and the author of the “somaesthetics”, inspired by the John Dewey’s concept of the ”body-mind”, appreciating the spontaneous nature of the body, warns us, however, not to overestimate it. He draws our attention to the necessity of the reflective control over the somatic automatisms. He emphasizes the need to scrutinize and, if need be, to rectify the somatic habits, now that the contemporary man is drawn ever deeper into the vortex of the digital, virtual worlds.
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Estetyczna samoprezentacja autentycznego ciała / Esthetic self-presentation of the authentic body

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Dobrowolski R.
Physiotherapy
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2011
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vol. 19
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issue 2
43-46
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Hannah Arendt, going against the metaphysical superstitions, postulates the non-superficiality of the surface of the human body. Humans, similarly to the other primates, needs to express their individuality. The authenticity of this sensual self-presentation is constantly threatened by the ideological indoctrination. In the contemporary culture this violence against the body becomes more and more visible in the media market. The cynical marketing strategies advertise the apparent necessity for the constant, radical self-modification. The demands of the ever changing fashion regulate, or rather, deregulate the psycho-physical sensitivity of the consumers intentionally submerged in the medial anesthesia. In this context, it appears to be crucial to awaken the critical, emancipating somaesthetic awareness capable of inhibiting the growing sensual alienation.
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