Recently, attention has been drawn to historical-pedagogic anthropology proposed by Ch. Wulf. It raised the problem that conventional pedagogic anthropology is ineffective as it simply discusses the human being in general. While the universal requirement has lost its ground, historical-pedagogic anthropology emphasizes that the theme discussed is historical and that the person discussing the theme has a historical perspective. Based on that point, this paper takes Karl Jaspers' communication theory as a theory constructed through his historical life, and pedagogy, which has been assimilating it into its own territory, as an archive constructed in historical swell. It then focuses on displacement that takes place when Jaspers' communication theory is assimilated into pedagogy.
At this point, an idea of autobiographical pact (Ph. Lejeune) is helpful. This is a pact which an author establishes as a condition for determining an autobiographical form. When we apply this idea to Jaspers'
Existential Elucidation, we can find some autobiographical pacts in that text. We can, therefore, regard
Existential Elucidation as an autobiographical text. And then, if we acknowledge an inseparability of his life and his thought, we can find autobiographical space in this text and his
Philosophical Autobiography. The first person narrative induces a polarity of persons (É. Banveniste). Namely, Jaspers' narrative in his philosophy opens resonant space for pedagogy. There is a symmetrical relationship between autobiographical space and resonant space.
Moreover, on this boundary pedagogy hasbeen assimilating Jaspers' narrative of communication into its category of educational aims. If that is the case, description about the “I” has been remodeled into anorm through pedagogical filter. That is “cooperative construction of description and normatization” operates on this displacement.
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