Heideggerian Elements in the Thinking of García Bacca

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  • Sergio Sevilla Segura Universidad de Valencia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5944/endoxa.49.2022.33323

Keywords:

Contemporary thought, rationality, vitalism, existentialism

Abstract

García Bacca began an intellectual cycle in 1936 with a new philosophical project, which points the direction of the rest of his work. He adds to Kant’s Copernican turn the “transcendental function of feelings” as an interpretation of understanding. I propose, in the first place, to understand these theses as the hard core of the hermeneutical place from which García Bacca dialogues with Heidegger; and I understand this dialogue as a permanent element in his work until 1985, not as a mere interpretation of Heidegger’s theory but as an example of his own practice of philosophy. Secondly,
this article analyzes the theoretical strategy of García Bacca, who proposes a new anthropologically based ontology, and connects the actuality in philosophy with
the changes in the foundation of science and the deep historical modifications. A special place takes the analysis of dismantling, understood as a constructionist and critical way of proceeding philosophy, that García Bacca opposes to the Heideggerian
program of metaphysical destruction.

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2022-06-27 — Updated on 2022-06-27

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Sevilla Segura, S. (2022). Heideggerian Elements in the Thinking of García Bacca. ENDOXA, (49). https://doi.org/10.5944/endoxa.49.2022.33323

Issue

No. 49 (2022): Voces del exilio. Comunidad filosófica y deber de memoria

Section

El legado filosófico del exilio español de 1939

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