Carlos Cardona and Heidegger: the Forgetfulness of Being is not Irreversible
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Metyper.2010.v0i3.2816Keywords:
Cardona, Heidegger, forgetfulness of being, Kant, Aquinas, nihilism, beingAbstract
This article presents some aspects of the posthumous work Olvido y memoria del ser. Cardona takes on the challenge posed by the Heideggerian accusation of the forgetfulness of being. While agreeing in part with Heidegger’s “deconstruction” of modern metaphysics, Cardona shows how the Heideggerian approach to being is conditioned by an “onto-phenomenology” in which the Kantian transcendental remains latent. Cardona also lays out the way in which the metaphysics of Thomas Aquinas can both withstand the criticisms that Heidegger raises against Western metaphysics, and offer to philosophy an escape from the risk of nihilistic dissolution.
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