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Philosophy As Metaphysics The Torino Lectures Gnter Figal

Name: Philosophy As Metaphysics The Torino Lectures Gnter Figal
SKU: BELL-50689090
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Publisher: Mohr Siebeck

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.71 MB

Pages: 177

Author: Günter Figal

ISBN: 9783161557347, 3161557344

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Philosophy As Metaphysics The Torino Lectures Gnter Figal by Günter Figal 9783161557347, 3161557344 instant download after payment.

What makes philosophy metaphysical? Understood as the search for truth, philosophy has led those seeking it to the question of Being, says Gunter Figal. He shows that because this devotion to truth and Being are the heart of metaphysics, it is what makes up philosophy's metaphysical character. Figal embraces this, and, leaving arguments for simple affirmation aside, offers instead a critical discussion of the positions adopted by metaphysical philosophy's founding fathers, Parmenides, Plato and Aristotle. Alongside a phenomenological transformation of the latter's ontology, Figal also sets out why he regards metaphysics as just one philosophical perspective among others, and not as a dominating `first philosophy?. The outcome is philosophy as a de-centered, non-hierarchical and liberating project.