Jo Gwang-je: Phenomenology of Opaque

The phenomenon of opacity, from the late theory of haidenger, Marcel, Sartre, Melo-Ponti, Levinas, Rechulr, and Derida, has developed its own argument by building on the subject of ‘untransparentness and escapade of existence.’. What is platitude? According to the author, the science of the phenomenon is a philosophical reason to identify the invisible and to show why it has to be transparent. So what is Opacity? Opacity is contrasted with transparency, clarity, and reason. It works on two things: the fundamental inability of the perception of existence and the infinite depth of the existence. In the end, our perception is that the inaccuracies of existence are only explicitly identified, and that there is a paradox called 'a clear awareness of the impacycency of existence'. The mechanism to identify this case of intransparentness is through the'sensible objects': solid bonds of things and senses. Sense is not just the sheer objective object that exists apart from the subject, nor the result of the sensory perception of the body.

Korean title: 불투명성의 현상학

Korean author: 조광제

Korean publisher: 그린비

ISBN-13: 9788976826992