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Avant 12012 Online.Pdf 1 TRENDS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES AVANT The Journal of the Philosophical-Interdisciplinary Vanguard AVANT Pismo awangardy filozoficzno-naukowej 1/2012 EDITORS OF THIS ISSUE / REDAKTORZY TEGO NUMERU Anna Karczmarczyk, Jakub R. Matyja, Jacek S. Podgórski, Witold Wachowski TORUŃ 3 ISSN: 2082-6710 AVANT. The Journal of the Philosophical-Interdisciplinary Vanguard AVANT. Pismo Awangardy Filozoficzno-Naukowej Vol. III, No. 1/2012, English Issue Toruń 2012 The texts are licensed under / Teksty udostępniono na licencji: CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, except for / z wyjątkiem: M. Rowlands: CC BY-NC 3.0, E. Cohen: special permission of the holders of the copyrights. Graphics design / Opracowanie graficzne: Karolina Pluta & Jacek S. Podgórski. Cover/Okładka: Surf & Mountain Range by / autorstwa: Monica Linville (front/przód: "Surf", Mixed Media on Panel, 8x10”; back/tył: "Mountain Range", Mixed Media on Panel, 8x10”). Pictures inside by / Fotografie wewnątrz autorstwa: Agnieszka Sroka. Address of the Editorial Office / Adres redakcji: skr. poczt. nr 34, U.P. Toruń 2. Filia, ul. Mazowiecka 63/65, 87-100 Toruń, Poland www.avant.edu.pl/en [email protected] Publisher / Wydawca: Ośrodek Badań Filozoficznych , ul. Stawki 3/20, 00-193 Warszawa, Poland www.obf.edu.pl Academic cooperation: university workers and PhD students of Nicolaus Copernicus University (Toruń, Poland). Współpraca naukowa: pracownicy i doktoranci Uniwersytetu Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu. The Journal has been registered in District Court in Warsaw, under number: PR 17724. Czasopismo zarejestrowano w Sądzie Okręgowym w Warszawie pod numerem: PR 17724. ADVISORY BOARD / RADA NAUKOWA Chairman/Przewodniczący: Włodzisław Duch (Nicolaus Copernicus University; Nanyang Technological University); Krzysztof Abriszewski (Nicolaus Copernicus University); Ewa Bińczyk (Nicolaus Copernicus University); Maciej Błaszak (Adam Mickiewicz University); Tadeusz Ciecierski (University of Warsaw); Fred Cum- mins (University College Dublin); Tom Froese (University of Tokyo); Marek Kas- perski (ThinkLab); Joel Krueger (University of Copenhagen); Dariusz Łukasiewicz (Kazimierz Wielki University); Jacek Malinowski (Polish Academy of Sciences; Nicolaus Copernicus University); Sofia Miguens (University of Porto); Marcin Miłkowski (Polish Academy of Sciences); Jean-Luc Petit (Université de Strasbourg; Collège de France); Robert Poczobut (Uniwersytet w Białymstoku); Piotr Przybysz (Adam Mickiewicz University); Eleanor Rosch (University of Cali- fornia); Bartłomiej Świątczak (University of Science and Technology of China). PEER REVIEW BOARD / KOLEGIUM RECENZENCKIE Glenn Carruthers (Macquarie University); Igor Dolgov (New Mexico State Univer- sity); Tatiana Chernigovskaya (St. Petersburg State University); Kathleen Coes- sens (Vrije Universiteit Brussel); Maciej Dombrowski (University of Wrocław); Judith Enriquez (University of North Texas); Katalin Farkas (Central European University); Rafał Gruszczyński (Nicolaus Copernicus University); Tomasz Jarmużek (Nicolaus Copernicus University); Andrzej Kapusta (Maria Curie- Skłodowska University); Piotr Konderak (Maria Curie-Skłodowska University); Marek McGann (University of Limerick); Kajetan Młynarski (Jagiellonian Univer- sity); Georg Northoff (University of Ottawa); Andrzej W. Nowak (Adam Mickie- wicz University); Peter S. Petralia (Manchester Metropolitan University); Witold Płotka (University of Gdańsk); John Sutton (Macquarie University). Additionally, AVANT engages occasional peer reviewers / Ponadto AVANT angażuje recenzentów okolicznościowych. TRANSLATORS / TŁUMACZE Ewa Bodal; Tomasz Górny; Jacek Klimbej; Jakub R. Matyja; Piotr Momot; Jacek S. Podgórski; Nelly Strehlau; Witold Wachowski; Przemysław Wewiór; Monika Włudzik. 5 EDITORIAL BOARD AND COOPERATORS / REDAKCJA I WSPÓŁPRACA Thematic Editors / Redaktorzy tematyczni: Aleksandra Derra (Nicolaus Coperni- cus University; Philosophy of Language & Philosophy of Science / Filozofia języka i filozofia nauki ); Paweł Gładziejewski (Nicolaus Copernicus University; Social Epistemology / Epistemologia społeczna ); Anna Karczmarczyk (Nicolaus Coperni- cus University; Interdisciplinary Studies on Self / Interdyscyplinarne studia nad jaźnią ); Tomasz Komendziński (Nicolaus Copernicus University; Interdisciplinary Studies, Enactivism & Neurophenomenology / Studia interdyscyplinarne, enaktywizm i neurofenomenologia ); Victor Loughlin (University of Antwerp; Philosophy of Mind & Cognitive Science / Filozofia umysłu i kognitywistyka ); Dawid Lubiszewski (Nico- laus Copernicus University; Sciences of Complexity / Nauki o złożoności); Jacek S. Podgórski (Nicolaus Copernicus University; Interdisciplinary Studies in Immu- nology / Studia interdyscyplinarne w immunologii ); Georg Theiner (Villanova Uni- versity; Philosophy of Mind & Cognitive Science / Filozofia umysłu i kognitywistyka ) Statistical Editor / Redaktor statystyczny: Łukasz Afeltowicz Editor of the Review Section / Redaktor działu recenzji: Przemysław Nowakowski Editors for the Media / Redaktorzy ds. mediów: Błażej Brzostek ; Jakub R. Matyja Language Editors / Redaktorzy językowi : Ann Cronley (University of Manchester); Paulina Matysiak (Nicolaus Copernicus University); Victoria Stone (University of Bristol) Language Consultation for Translations / Konsultacja tłumaczeń: Ewa Bodal ; Nelly Strehlau ; Monika Włudzik Technical Editors / Redaktorzy techniczni: Antoni Wójcik Art Editor / Redaktor artystyczny: Karolina Pluta Proofreading/Korekta: Bartłomiej Alberski ; Marta Piasecka; Aleksandra Szwa- grzyk Cooperation Współpraca: Antoni Domański (artist/plastyk); Iwo Fisz (lawy- er/prawnik); Janusz Guzowski (edition of translations / edycja przekładów); Przemysław Staroń (specialist for practice & theory of art therapy / specjalista ds. praktyki i teorii arteterapii) Specialist for Personnel and Administrative Matters / Specjalista ds. spraw perso- nalno-administracyjnych: Tomasz Górny Editorial Secretary / Sekretarz redakcji: Jan Iwańczyk Executive Editor / Redaktor naczelny: Witold Wachowski 7 E N G L I S H Preface 10 IMMUNE SYSTEM, IMMUNE SELF B. Świątczak: Immune system, immune self. Introduction 12 J.S. Podgórski: Who is on guard for harmony? 19 U. Hershberg: Life as a meshwork of selves. Interview 26 N. Sankaran: The pluripotent history of immunology 37 Y. Neuman: The Immune Self: Practicing Meaning in vivo 55 M. Włudzik: An author worth defending 63 E. Cohen: A Body Worth Defending. Opening Up a Few Concepts 65 J. Guzowski: Alfred I. Tauber: Transgressing 97 A.I. Tauber: From the immune self to moral agency. Comments 101 Selected literature on immunity 106 Philosophical Interviews A. Karczmarczyk: Investigating subjectivity 109 D. Zahavi : Husserl, self and others: an interview with Dan Zahavi 114 Guest of the Issue M. Rowlands: Of Wolves and Philosophers. Interview 123 M. Rowlands: Representing without Representations 133 A. Elpidorou: Where is my mind? Mark Rowlands on the vehicles of cognition 145 Book Reviews J. Carvalho: Varietes of Presence 162 P. Gładziejewski & D. Lubiszewski: Res cogitans extensa 168 K. Ryan: A Critical History of the Embodied Cognitive Research Paradigm 172 J.R. Matyja: Dancing about music, rather than talking… 176 Studies on Musical Practice W. Wachowski: “Immunology of music”? 182 Matthew Shipp by Phil Freeman 188 M. Shipp: About the music in an imperfect world. Interview 191 Artists of the Issue M. Linville: Surf and Mountain Range 198 Photographer of the issue: A. Sroka 201 Authors of the issue 202 P O L I S H Przedmowa SYSTEM ODPORNOŚCIOWY, JA IMMUNOLOGICZNE B. Świątczak: Układ odpornościowy, ja immunologiczne. Wprowadzenie J.S. Podgórski: Kto stoi na straży harmonii? U.Hershberg: Życie jako sieć różnych jaźni. Wywiad N. Sankaran: Pluripotencjalna historia immunologii Y. Neuman: Ja immunologiczne: tworzenie znaczenia in vivo M. Włudzik: Autor wart obrony E. Cohen: Ciało warte obrony. Wyjaśnienie kilku pojęć J. Guzowski: Alfred I. Tauber: Przekraczając A.I. Tauber: Od immunologicznego ja do działania moralnego. Komentarze Wybrana literatura na temat odporności Wywiady filozoficzne A. Karczmarczyk: Badając subiektywność D. Zahavi : Husserl, jaźń i inni. Wywiad z Danem Zahavim Gość numeru M. Rowlands: O wilkach i filozofach. Wywiad M. Rowlands: Reprezentowanie bez reprezentacji A. Elpidorou: Gdzie jest mój umysł? Mark Rowlands o nośnikach poznania Recenzje książek J. Carvalho: Różnorodność obecności P. Gładziejewski & D. Lubiszewski: Res cogitans extensa K. Ryan: Krytyczna historia ucieleśnienia jako modelu badawczego J.R. Matyja: Tańczenie o muzyce zamiast rozmowy… Badania nad praktyką muzyczną W. Wachowski: “Immunologia muzyki”? Matthew Shipp według Phila Freemana M. Shipp: O muzyce w niedoskonałym świecie. Wywiad Artyści numeru M. Linville: Surf i Mountain Range Fotograf numeru: A. Sroka Autorzy numeru 9 10 Immune System, Immune Self Preface Dear Readers, we are pleased to present the second issue of AVANT to be published this year. Its leading subject is interdisciplinary research into the immune system. This subject fits our broader series of issues dedicated to non-neuronal aspects of cognition. Within this concise but varied anthology, we have strived to showcase both the importance and the controversies associated with the notion of the immune self and immunity. We are particularly honoured by the contribution of Alfred Tauber, an unquestionable pioneer and authority in the field of philosophy of immunity. At the same time, we hope to return to this subject on the pages of AVANT in the fu- ture. The guest of this issue’s Philosophical
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