Ethical life and authenticity. An approach to the phenomenological ethics of Edmund Husserl and Martin Heidegger
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This article aims, firstly, to make explicit the philosophical assumptions underlying Edmund Husserl's ethical theory, specifically with regard to the notions of ethical life and authenticity. Secondly, it considers the possibility of an ethical dimension of existence that would be resulted from the existential analytic that Martin Heidegger deploys in Sein und Zeit. Finally, taking as a starting point the description of the existent as a reflective and free being and the distinction of an authentic life that both thinkers make, the aim here is to bring the master and disciple into dialogue with each other, trying to highlight a relation of complementarity between both proposals.
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