Textul filosofic ca interfață transformativă [Articol]

Abstract

This article explores the philosophical text as a transformative interface: a space in which both the author and the reader engage in a process of mutual adjustment, response, reorientation, and work on oneself. Drawing on phenomenology, poetics, linguistic philosophy and related approaches, the article argues that philosophical writing is not merely the transmission of preexisting content but an invitation to inhabit a discursive posture from which new ways of seeing, thinking, and relating to oneself and to the world can emerge. The work of philosophy is described as a double movement: writing as an act of coming to see what one is looking for / at, and (re-)reading as a critical confrontation with one’s own (or the other’s) formulations in the attempt to see what is pointed out by them. Through this dynamic, the philosophical text becomes a space (interface) where subjectivity encounters itself and is able to work on itself.