Comentario a tiempo y ser de Martin Heidegger
Keywords:
Ontology, Being, Beings, Time, Duration, Present, Eternity, Thinking, Substance, Mode, First principle, Conditioning limit, Aletheia
Abstract
In this essay we will try to expose some of the key elements that may allow us to find out the spirit of a difficult but necesary text in order to understand the “second” Heidegger: Time and being. We will specificaly highlight the passages in wich the german philosopher rewrites his Greek ancestors, the presocratics who tackled in different ways the univocity of the Being. Furthermore, we will draw paralelisms with some areas of Spinoza´s thinking, whose texts are easier to read and, subsecuently, brings us closer to the Heidegger´s ontology.Downloads
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2009-01-01
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Castellanos Rodríguez B. . (2009). Comentario a tiempo y ser de Martin Heidegger. Nómadas. Critical Journal of Social and Juridical Science, 23(3), 55-79. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/NOMA/article/view/NOMA0909340055A
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