The Intermediate Reality

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  • Andrei Taranu National School of Political Sciences and Public Administration

Keywords:

intermediate reality, history, democracy, dictatorship

Abstract

History, as a human perspective over time, can be described as an intermediate reality between two important events or between existence and lack of existence. In time of pandemic, the reality is suspended between the old times (as a Golden Era) and the Future – that can both be described only using the concepts of “what it was” and “what it is”. From this point of view, the perspectives for the future could only be described in terms of “hope or despair”. The article tries to show how, throughout the history of humanity, the reality was fragmented into little frames of human conscience of the present. Our frame now is both related to a normal past and a desirable future because the present looks very unpleasant and incomprehensible. However, the glimpse into the future is not comforting because of the destruction of the world as we know it, not due to the pandemic, but to the fatigue of the history. But the pandemic could also be a chance for the history to go on through new possibilities.

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References

Jacques Le Goff – Nașterea Purgatoriului, Ed Meridiane, București, 1995.

Meister Eckhart – Benedictus Deus, Tratate și Predici, Ed Herald, București 2019.

K.Marx, Fr. Engels – Scrieri din tinerețe, Ed Politică, București, 1968.

Erich Fromm, A Avea și a Fi, Ed Trei, București, 2013.

Immanuel Kant, Critica Rațiunii Pure,(Kritik der Reinen Vernunft) Editura Univers Enciclopedic, Bucuresti 2011.

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Published

2020-12-14

How to Cite

Taranu, A. (2020). The Intermediate Reality. European Journal of Transformation Studies, 8, 258–271. Retrieved from https://czasopisma.bg.ug.edu.pl/index.php/journal-transformation/article/view/5555

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