Poética e estética em Rousseau: corrupção do gosto, degeneração e mimesis das paixões

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Autor(a) principal: Façanha, Luciano da Silva
Data de Publicação: 2010
Tipo de documento: Tese
Idioma: por
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Resumo: Rousseau was a philosopher who practices a variety of possible genres; as himself, all of them hitting the same principles, only changing the sound and the way to write, going to the political, romance, musical shows and theatrical scenes, chronicles, love stories, and his monologues, and a huge epistolary practice that together with the apologetically texts, make the memory genre. Also, the characteristic made by Rousseau has specific clarity, because in the XVII century, the philosophers, most part of them, used to practice multiples lecture types and genres that make the Literature rich, and whole art in general, the philosophy recognize the autonomy in every artistic speech. Doesn t exist specific borders between Literature and Philosophy, from there come the different types of genres created in the Illuminist period. Even, Rousseau says that, when the preference didn t become corrupted, neither the passions degenerated, and before the art polish our styles and transmit the language of this different genres, our ways was rustic, but naturals, and this difference, used to report, first of all, the elements . So, from the tolerant conjectures of the beginning of this sublime art of communicate thinking, the philosopher goes to the question of origin of languages, that, even being so far of the perfect aesthetic, but, natural, the passions which were expressed build the most direct demonstration of men and, in this form, were more important the emotional inflexions than the real meaning of the words, because, were the feelings that create the first voices, than the poetical nature of the language, were the original language was similar that the ones used by the Poets, were had the privilege of the eloquence instead the precise meaning; the language of the first men were Metaphorical and Poetic , because, didn t start to rationalize, but Feel; and, even if the philosopher had the conscience of a language, never could present in a complete way the feelings that create the passions, but, couldn t had being said with the same intensity that are felled, neither recuperate for complete the puree and the nobility of the eloquent expressions, but, the philosopher look to point a way out: put them in another way in the good way , because, Rousseau end realizing the duty, the poetic language in whole aesthetic, be transmitted by the way of romance, a teaching, a political deal, a theatrical show, be acting more mysteriously by the way of an example of yourself, in certain way apologetically, can be in the life when reveal small meanings; are the best ways to make speak of passions , and the more successfully ways to mimesis of the passions, like the writing, that look like be the best to represent the Rousseau s Aesthetic, when produce the most perfect original image , been this way the one that make possible the future return to a immediate conclusion, like in the beginning of times, when the language were more poetic and free, because, was more close to the passions, and so, more original and more true
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spelling Pissarra, Maria Constança Pereshttp://buscatextual.cnpq.br/buscatextual/visualizacv.do?id=K4266827A9Façanha, Luciano da Silva2016-04-27T17:27:33Z2010-07-262010-06-11Façanha, Luciano da Silva. Poetics and aesthetics in Rousseau: the corruption of taste, degeneration and mimesis of passions. 2010. 530 f. Tese (Doutorado em Filosofia) - Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, São Paulo, 2010.https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/11842Rousseau was a philosopher who practices a variety of possible genres; as himself, all of them hitting the same principles, only changing the sound and the way to write, going to the political, romance, musical shows and theatrical scenes, chronicles, love stories, and his monologues, and a huge epistolary practice that together with the apologetically texts, make the memory genre. Also, the characteristic made by Rousseau has specific clarity, because in the XVII century, the philosophers, most part of them, used to practice multiples lecture types and genres that make the Literature rich, and whole art in general, the philosophy recognize the autonomy in every artistic speech. Doesn t exist specific borders between Literature and Philosophy, from there come the different types of genres created in the Illuminist period. Even, Rousseau says that, when the preference didn t become corrupted, neither the passions degenerated, and before the art polish our styles and transmit the language of this different genres, our ways was rustic, but naturals, and this difference, used to report, first of all, the elements . So, from the tolerant conjectures of the beginning of this sublime art of communicate thinking, the philosopher goes to the question of origin of languages, that, even being so far of the perfect aesthetic, but, natural, the passions which were expressed build the most direct demonstration of men and, in this form, were more important the emotional inflexions than the real meaning of the words, because, were the feelings that create the first voices, than the poetical nature of the language, were the original language was similar that the ones used by the Poets, were had the privilege of the eloquence instead the precise meaning; the language of the first men were Metaphorical and Poetic , because, didn t start to rationalize, but Feel; and, even if the philosopher had the conscience of a language, never could present in a complete way the feelings that create the passions, but, couldn t had being said with the same intensity that are felled, neither recuperate for complete the puree and the nobility of the eloquent expressions, but, the philosopher look to point a way out: put them in another way in the good way , because, Rousseau end realizing the duty, the poetic language in whole aesthetic, be transmitted by the way of romance, a teaching, a political deal, a theatrical show, be acting more mysteriously by the way of an example of yourself, in certain way apologetically, can be in the life when reveal small meanings; are the best ways to make speak of passions , and the more successfully ways to mimesis of the passions, like the writing, that look like be the best to represent the Rousseau s Aesthetic, when produce the most perfect original image , been this way the one that make possible the future return to a immediate conclusion, like in the beginning of times, when the language were more poetic and free, because, was more close to the passions, and so, more original and more trueRousseau foi um filósofo que praticou uma variedade de gêneros possíveis; segundo o próprio, todos objetivando atingir os mesmos princípios, apenas mudando o tom e variando na escrita, passando por obras de política, romance de formação, peças musical e teatral, contos, romance de amor, além de seus intensos monólogos e uma vasta prática epistolar que, juntamente com os textos de apologética, compõe o gênero da memória. Aliás, característica exercitada por Rousseau com exímia proeza, pois, no século XVIII, os filósofos, com quase nenhuma exceção, exercem uma multiplicidade de gêneros literários, ocasionando a valorização da Literatura, do paradigma da arte em geral, em que a filosofia reconheceu a autonomia em todo discurso artístico. Ressaltando-se que há uma inexistência de fronteiras precisas entre a Literatura e a Filosofia, daí a diversidade de gêneros praticados pelos homens de letras do período da ilustração. Contudo, Rousseau informa que, quando o gosto ainda não havia se corrompido, nem as paixões degeneraram, e, antes que a arte polisse nossas maneiras e ensinasse nossas paixões a falarem a linguagem apurada desses diversos gêneros, nossos costumes eram rústicos, mas naturais, e a diferença dos procedimentos denunciava, à primeira vista, a dos caracteres. Assim, a partir de conjecturas toleráveis a respeito do nascimento dessa arte sublime de comunicar os pensamentos, o filósofo remete a questão à origem das línguas, que, mesmo estando a uma distância tão longe de sua perfeição estética, pois, natural, as paixões com que eram expressadas constituíam a mais direta manifestação do homem e, de forma correlata, as inflexões emocionais importavam mais do que a significação racional das palavras, afinal, foram os sentimentos que arrancaram as primeiras vozes, daí a natureza poética da linguagem em que a língua original se assemelhava a que os Poetas utilizavam, onde havia o privilégio da eloquência ao invés da exatidão; a linguagem dos primeiros homens era de uma forma Figurada e Poética , pois, não começou por raciocinar, mas, por Sentir; e, embora o filósofo tivesse consciência que uma língua, jamais poderia representar por completo os sentimentos que suscitam as paixões, pois, não podem ser ditas com a mesma intensidade com que são sentidas, nem recuperar inteiramente a pureza e a leveza das expressões eloquentes, no entanto, o filósofo parece apontar uma saída: reconduzi-las ao bom caminho , pois, Rousseau acaba realizando a tarefa, da linguagem poética em sua plena estética, seja transmitida sob a forma do romance, de um ensinamento, um tratado político, uma peça, seja agindo mais misteriosamente por meio de um exemplo de si mesmo, de certa forma contagiante, seja intervindo na vida ao revelar seus recônditos mais ermos; são os melhores meios encontrados para fazer falar as paixões , e as maneiras mais eficazes para a mimesis das paixões, como a escrita, que parece bem representar a Estética rousseauniana, ao reproduzir a mais perfeita imagem original , sendo esse meio que torna possível o futuro retorno à imediação, como nos primórdios, em que a linguagem era mais poética e livre, pois, mais próxima das paixões, logo, mais original e mais verdadeiraapplication/pdfhttp://tede2.pucsp.br/tede/retrieve/24657/Luciano%20da%20Silva%20Facanha.pdf.jpgporPontifícia Universidade Católica de São PauloPrograma de Estudos Pós-Graduados em FilosofiaPUC-SPBRFilosofiaLiteraturaPaixõesRousseau, Jean-Jacques -- 1712-1778 -- Critica e interpretacaoEsteticaFilosofia francesaPoeticaMimesis na literaturaPoeticAestheticPhilosophyMimesisPassionsCNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::FILOSOFIAPoética e estética em Rousseau: corrupção do gosto, degeneração e mimesis das paixõesPoetics and aesthetics in Rousseau: the corruption of taste, degeneration and mimesis of passionsinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/doctoralThesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SPinstname:Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC-SP)instacron:PUC_SPTEXTLuciano da Silva Facanha.pdf.txtLuciano da Silva Facanha.pdf.txtExtracted texttext/plain1583211https://repositorio.pucsp.br/xmlui/bitstream/handle/11842/3/Luciano%20da%20Silva%20Facanha.pdf.txt9436e3540336eb46d46c58b158f46d9cMD53ORIGINALLuciano da Silva Facanha.pdfapplication/pdf4624121https://repositorio.pucsp.br/xmlui/bitstream/handle/11842/1/Luciano%20da%20Silva%20Facanha.pdfcf7b0376b2736b15df3a16ede39848ecMD51THUMBNAILLuciano da Silva Facanha.pdf.jpgLuciano da Silva Facanha.pdf.jpgGenerated Thumbnailimage/jpeg3032https://repositorio.pucsp.br/xmlui/bitstream/handle/11842/2/Luciano%20da%20Silva%20Facanha.pdf.jpg1cc842e998624a2926395fd4417cefdeMD52handle/118422022-04-27 17:15:37.018oai:repositorio.pucsp.br:handle/11842Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertaçõeshttps://sapientia.pucsp.br/https://sapientia.pucsp.br/oai/requestbngkatende@pucsp.br||rapassi@pucsp.bropendoar:2022-04-27T20:15:37Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP - Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC-SP)false
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title Poética e estética em Rousseau: corrupção do gosto, degeneração e mimesis das paixões
spellingShingle Poética e estética em Rousseau: corrupção do gosto, degeneração e mimesis das paixões
Façanha, Luciano da Silva
Literatura
Paixões
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques -- 1712-1778 -- Critica e interpretacao
Estetica
Filosofia francesa
Poetica
Mimesis na literatura
Poetic
Aesthetic
Philosophy
Mimesis
Passions
CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::FILOSOFIA
title_short Poética e estética em Rousseau: corrupção do gosto, degeneração e mimesis das paixões
title_full Poética e estética em Rousseau: corrupção do gosto, degeneração e mimesis das paixões
title_fullStr Poética e estética em Rousseau: corrupção do gosto, degeneração e mimesis das paixões
title_full_unstemmed Poética e estética em Rousseau: corrupção do gosto, degeneração e mimesis das paixões
title_sort Poética e estética em Rousseau: corrupção do gosto, degeneração e mimesis das paixões
author Façanha, Luciano da Silva
author_facet Façanha, Luciano da Silva
author_role author
dc.contributor.advisor1.fl_str_mv Pissarra, Maria Constança Peres
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Façanha, Luciano da Silva
contributor_str_mv Pissarra, Maria Constança Peres
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Literatura
Paixões
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques -- 1712-1778 -- Critica e interpretacao
Estetica
Filosofia francesa
Poetica
Mimesis na literatura
topic Literatura
Paixões
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques -- 1712-1778 -- Critica e interpretacao
Estetica
Filosofia francesa
Poetica
Mimesis na literatura
Poetic
Aesthetic
Philosophy
Mimesis
Passions
CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::FILOSOFIA
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Poetic
Aesthetic
Philosophy
Mimesis
Passions
dc.subject.cnpq.fl_str_mv CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::FILOSOFIA
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