ALFONSO CARIOLATO
bare existence
Essay on Kant. Any theory of knowledge is tempted to give the show a perfect match or a perfect match between thinking and being, between what the subject thinks of objects and what they are themselves. Any decision is therefore on objects that have always been raised in existence. So, say an object that exists or that object or enriches the knowledge we may have. Such is the thesis that runs through all the work of Kant: " being is not a real predicate . But what about the very existence, existence in its absolute nudity? The author discovers
Kant the possibility of thinking this " naked existence," but he noted that possibilities will not be exploited - that is why he speaks of "promise . Cariolato Alfonso is careful not to make the criticism of Kant, he shows instead how Kantianism opens with a thought of existence, the surprise to be - a thought that remains unfulfilled.
Kant can not therefore not be stored, as claimed by Heidegger in the history of metaphysics, that is to say, the forgetting of being. Rather, it must be recognized as the one who pushed to its limits conditions of representation, which meant that he acknowledged that the disorder creates in the mind resists this outdoors to be locked into proposals logic.
As Jean-Luc Nancy writes in his preface: " thinking has always been to test what comes out of .
Preface by Jean-Luc Nancy. Kant the possibility of thinking this " naked existence," but he noted that possibilities will not be exploited - that is why he speaks of "promise . Cariolato Alfonso is careful not to make the criticism of Kant, he shows instead how Kantianism opens with a thought of existence, the surprise to be - a thought that remains unfulfilled.
Kant can not therefore not be stored, as claimed by Heidegger in the history of metaphysics, that is to say, the forgetting of being. Rather, it must be recognized as the one who pushed to its limits conditions of representation, which meant that he acknowledged that the disorder creates in the mind resists this outdoors to be locked into proposals logic.
As Jean-Luc Nancy writes in his preface: " thinking has always been to test what comes out of .
Alfonso Cariolato is a writer and philosopher and is currently affiliated with the University of Padua.
Jean-Luc Nancy is professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Strasbourg. Transparency has reissued his translation (in collaboration with Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe) of Rhetoric and Language Nietzsche.
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