PHIL 224 Lecture : Phil 224 - Oct 17th 2012.doc

• School: U of S
• Department: Philosophy
• Course: PHIL 224
• Professor: George Williamson

Document Summary

17 in text perversion: to deviate from what is natural to deviate from a purpose bound up with what is natural, what is natural is bound up by the purpose it fulfils. We can have similar states of mind in which we"re recognizing each others internal context. Model for sexual interaction: reflexive mutual recognition" stages of development of sensing" (sexual perception) in the romeo and. Juliet" story helpful distinction: reflexive; turning something back on oneself the means of your perception becomes the odds of it two senses of embodiment, living in one"s body. You become aware of your body: in self-recognition of one"s own arousal (at others presence) You become aware of your body: as the object of another"s arousal. You get the sense of your body as being desired two senses of arousal: arousal at another"s body (non-reflexive, arousal at another"s arousal (reflexive) Sometimes what turns you on is the fact someone is turned on by you.