Paul Ricœur

Paul Ricœur (1913–2005, France) - Philosopher of hermeneutic phenomenology, Ricœur combined existential analysis with the interpretation of texts, myth, memory, and narrative. His work expanded hermeneutics into theology, psychoanalysis, and literary theory, earning him the Kyoto Prize in 2000. A major figure of 20th-century thought, Ricœur stands alongside Heidegger and Gadamer in shaping the philosophy of interpretation.

Today, the possibility arises to define a new design approach to address issues of environmental and social justice in the urban context. Based on an integrated understanding of the interdependencies involving human and environmental relations, the applied-philosophy approach for landscape architectural practices induces a paradigm shift in spatial design. Rather than applying downstream solutions to […]

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