PHILOSOPHY – Critique of Judgment and Aesthetic Pleasure
In the context of the aesthetic sphere, aesthetic pleasure is linked to the taste of the senses. The aesthetic skier […]
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In the context of the aesthetic sphere, aesthetic pleasure is linked to the taste of the senses. The aesthetic skier […]
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Is skiing a risky activity? And if so, should we accept or avoid risk? In this postmodern world of skiing,
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Through gaze (le regard), we recognize others, and therefore, they emerge by virtue of our gaze. Could we affirm that
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Is skiing an individual activity that excludes others? What happens when, having freedom of choice, we encounter others who also
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The recognition of our freedom when skiing implies the recognition of the freedom of other people on the slopes; that
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Freedom and determinism are well-known philosophical problems. The determinist notion holds that the environment pre-determines us and that all our
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We previously noted that, for existentialism, we are fundamentally free to choose our actions and create ourselves as skiers, constructing
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When we ski, our freedom can exhilarate us just as much as it can unsettle us. It encourages us to
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Can we freely dispose of ourselves and choose a behavior under certain circumstances? What does it mean to be free
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Every skier knows the tension of the edge—that split second where balance meets gravity. Yet, a much deeper tension exists
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