20.500.12556/RUL-188157 Implicitne premise ljubezni: nagačena beseda in izkoženo telo The Implicit Premises of Love: A Taxidermized Word and a Flayed Body Diplomsko delo obravnava fenomen ljubezni skozi razmerja med dvema izraznima registroma – besedami in telesom. Z izhodiščnim dialogom filozofije in poezije pokažem, da se izkazovanje ljubezni ne izčrpa ne v enem ne v drugem, temveč ga je potrebno misliti v njunem prepletu. Odprava logike meje s postopkom anihilacije privede do razvitja lastnih pojmovanj za – neposredno, prvoosebno – izkazovanje ljubezni: telesnega kot »nagačene besede« in besednega kot »izkoženega telesa«. Prvi označuje stabilizacijo ter zajezitev deročega in časovno razprtega toka besed v obliki singularnega telesnega dejanja, drugi pa razpustitev telesne meje in vzpostavitev relacijskega polja med dvema subjektoma skozi govor. Ob tem se izkaže, da posebno, mejno mesto zavzema izjava »ljubim te«, ki je ni mogoče zvesti na specifike niti besednega niti telesnega izraznega registra. Delo je sklenjeno z mišljenjem ljubezni kot ontološkega dejanja, ki iz naključnega srečanja vzpostavlja novo časovnost in gledišče sveta, pri čemer izkazovanje ljubezni ni sekundarni pojav, temveč konstitutivni pogoj njenega obstoja. V tem smislu pa se ljubezen ne izkaže le za predmet filozofske refleksije, temveč kot izhodišče filozofije kot take – kot mišljenje iz gledišča razlike, od koder lahko edinole vzklije možnost nje same. The thesis examines the phenomenon of love through the relationship between two forms of expression – words and the body. Through an initial dialogue between philosophy and poetry, I demonstrate that the expression of love is not exhausted by either one alone but must be thought of in their intertwining. The abolition of the logic of the limit through the procedure of annihilation leads me to develop the concepts for the – direct, firsthand – expression of love: the bodily as a ‘taxidermized word’ and the verbal as a ‘flayed body’. The former denotes the stabilization and damming of the rapid and temporally dispersed flow of words in the form of a singular corporeal act, while the latter denotes the dissolution of the corporeal limit and the establishing of a relational field between two subjects through speech. In this way, it becomes apparent that the statement ‘I love you’ occupies a special, liminal position, one that cannot be reduced to the specifics of either the verbal or the bodily registers of expression. The work concludes with the conception of love as an ontological act that, starting from a coincidental encounter, establishes a new temporality and viewpoint of the world, whereby the expression of love is not a secondary phenomenon but a constitutive condition of its existence. In this sense, love proves to be not merely the object of philosophical reflection, but its very point of departure, that is, a thinking from the perspective of difference, from which alone the possibility of philosophy itself can emerge. ljubezen izkazovanje ljubezni nagačena beseda izkoženo telo poetična filozofija Love Expressions of Love Taxidermized Word Flayed body Poetic Philosophy true false false Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo/naloga 2026-09-19 07:18:22 2026-09-19 07:18:30 2026-09-20 04:28:28 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2026 0 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 1970-01-01 630710 69426.pdf 69426.pdf 1 C8D163CC751B34E4918B729CE4F3BDA9 1a2667b97e3c0fab54172fbb78600d65e504e2e25eed7184051c0db13bfcb9f3 7f5bb51b-b3e9-11f1-8bc5-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=248184 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0