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1. Synthesis of the body schema or partes extra partes? 1. Synthesis of the body schema or partes extra partes?
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2. Synaesthesia or dislocation of the senses? Self-touching or touching the outside? 2. Synaesthesia or dislocation of the senses? Self-touching or touching the outside?
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3 Chapter 3 Divergences: Unity versus Dislocation
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Published:June 2022
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This chapter stages the first encounter between Merleau-Ponty and Nancy. While both situate the locus of sense-making in the body, for Merleau-Ponty there is a priority of unity over dislocation in sensing and self-sensing, which is also a priority of interiority over exteriority and of the moment of reappropriation and integration over the moment of alienation and separation. In order to clarify how this priority plays out, the chapter goes through two main areas of comparison. It compares, first, the kind of unity attributed to the body schema with Nancy’s description of the body as corpus and, second, the kind of synthesis experienced in sensing to Nancy’s pluralisation of bodies of senses, focusing more specifically on the experience of self-touching. The suggestion is that Merleau-Ponty’s lived body is experienced as a kind of unity while Nancy’s corpus is constituted by a fragmentation that is never mended, and that this difference spreads to the body’s relation to the world.
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