Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Referring to Kant’s presence in Heidegger’s late ‘20s courses, this essay aims to investigate: 1. the productive and hidden consequences of these interpretations; 2. how Heidegger assumes the fundamental-question of Kant’s transcendental philosophy as a stand-point to the turn; 3. how the question of metaphysics – which Heidegger has always thought about and around which the Kehre moves – hinges on Kant. The Heideggerian reappraisal of Kantian critical-transcendental metaphysics leads to the question of foundation which reverts towards Aristotelian thought, and the recovery or abandonment of the former jointly proceeds with the recovery or the abandonment of the latter. The question about metaphysics signifies a trail sign towards Kant, following which one can try to read Heidegger in a non-dogmatic way.
Author: M. Mulone
Language: English
Subfield: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7038437314
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