Phenomenology and Faith in Early Heidegger

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Published: Jul 9, 2019
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12795/Differenz.2019.i05.06
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Attuazione (Vollzung), Indicazione Formale (Anzeige Formale), Temporalità (Zeitlichkeit), Parusia, Fede Enactment (Vollzung), Formal indication (Anzeige formale), Temporality (Zeitlichkeit), Parusia, Faith

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Fabio Carlisi
Universidad de C´órdoba

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Why does Heidegger, after referring to the methodological need for a foundation of philosophy understood as original pre-theoretical science -in open controversy with both the Marburg school and Dilthey’s historicism- turns to proto-Christianity? Why precisely to Paul of Tarsus? What link exists between the fundamental experience of faith and the designated task of a philosophy understood as original pre-theoretical science? Our hypothesis: Heidegger is trying a phenomenological radicalization. Interpreting Paul’s analysis of religious experience as a possibility of explication which -compared to the methodological goals achieved in the previous courses- satisfies the thematic needs of the original pre-theoretical experience.

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Carlisi, F. (2019). Phenomenology and Faith in Early Heidegger. Differenz. Revista Internacional De Estudios Heideggerianos Y Sus Derivas contemporáneas, (5), 121–138. https://doi.org/10.12795/Differenz.2019.i05.06
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No. 5 (2019): Heidegger y la poética
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