华东师范大学学报(哲学社会科学版) ›› 2021, Vol. 53 ›› Issue (3): 103-112.doi: 10.16382/j.cnki.1000-5579.2021.03.008

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物质文化转向中的事件进路

刘阳   

  • 出版日期:2021-05-15 发布日期:2021-05-24
  • 作者简介:刘阳,华东师范大学中文系教授(上海,200241)
  • 基金资助:
    国家社科基金项目“理论之后的写作机理与汉语因缘研究”(项目编号:19FZWB021);上海市曙光人才项目“事件论美学的形成机理研究”(项目编号:16SJ27)

The Approach of Event in the Turn of Material Culture

Yang LIU   

  • Online:2021-05-15 Published:2021-05-24

摘要:

活跃于国际学术前沿的物质文化转向,内含着一条重要而尚未引起充分注意的事件进路。马里翁在现象学层面上证明事件是现象自身给出者,为物质性奠定事件基础,客观上引出了“作为事件的物质性”的两种代表方案,它们共同提供了唯物的扬弃面。因为有别于德勒兹以虚拟引出纯粹事件,以及巴迪欧赋予事件以绝对的超越性、却在与公理前提的内在矛盾中仍趋向必然性,齐泽克扬弃了两者,既肯定独异性潜能而展开唯物内涵中的非物质成分,又坚持唯物原则而避免将之理想化以致重蹈庸俗唯物主义。迈克尔·马德沿此进一步倡导“后解构现实主义”,在更为晚近的语境中深化了从事件角度把握物的议题。这条深描唯物主义的事件进路,由此有力推动了物质文化转向的当代进程。

关键词: 物质文化转向, 事件, 现象, 非物质, 后解构现实主义

Abstract:

The turn of material culture, which is active in the frontier of international scholarship, contains an important and yet unattended approach of event. On the phenomenological level, Jean-Luc Marion proves that the event is the giver of the phenomenon itself, laid event as the foundation for materiality, and objectively led to two representative schemes of retaining materiality as event, which together attempt to sublate materialism. Deleuze introduces pure event with the virtual. In Badiou, although event is endowed with the absolute transcendence, it still tends to inevitability in the inner contradiction with the axiomatic premise. Both are sublated by Slavoj ?i?ek in the sense that he affirms special potentiality to develop the immaterial elements in the materialist connotation on the one hand, and adheres to the materialist principle to avoid idealizing it on the other. Michael Marder further advocates post-deconstructive realism and deepens the issue of grasping things from the perspective of event in a more recent context. This approach of event gives a kind of deep description of materialism, thus vigorously promoting the contemporary process of the turn of material culture.

Key words: turn of material culture, event, phenomenon, immaterial, post-deconstructive materialism