Setting philosophizing in motion

For the German philosopher Martin Heidegger, "Setting Philosophy in Motion" is only possible through an event in the internal structures of the human being-there. Since "Setting Philosophy in Motion" is a passer-by on the paths of tradition, how do we reach it within the human being-there? It is from this perspective that we have appropriated Martin Heidegger's concept of "Introduction to Philosophy" in order to reflect on the problems surrounding the path of philosophy as a genuinely human activity, clarifying and enunciating it. Philosophy shows itself in orderly flows, so that, during its journey, it refuses and transposes certain concepts related to discursive criteria. This work, whose theme is "Putting philosophizing into motion: Introduction to Philosophy according to Martin Heidegger", seeks to read Heidegger's work, in particular the texts "What is This - Philosophy?", "Introduction to Philosophy", "The End of Philosophy", "Letter on Humanism", "Being and Time", "Heraclitus: the origin of Western thought", as well as a dialogue with specialized Heideggerian literature.

Autorentext

Lana Palmeira et Lucas Omena, des auteurs visionnaires profondément marqués par l'humanisme philosophique. Jeunes médecins, ils se sont rencontrés un jour d'hiver, mais en ce jour sans couleur, ils ont tous deux été touchés par une rose rouge. C'est à ce moment-là que les auteurs ont commencé le processus d'investigation épistémologique à la recherche du sens de l'"Être".

Klappentext

For the German philosopher Martin Heidegger, "Setting Philosophy in Motion" is only possible through an event in the internal structures of the human being-there. Since "Setting Philosophy in Motion" is a passer-by on the paths of tradition, how do we reach it within the human being-there? It is from this perspective that we have appropriated Martin Heidegger's concept of "Introduction to Philosophy" in order to reflect on the problems surrounding the path of philosophy as a genuinely human activity, clarifying and enunciating it. Philosophy shows itself in orderly flows, so that, during its journey, it refuses and transposes certain concepts related to discursive criteria. This work, whose theme is "Putting philosophizing into motion: Introduction to Philosophy according to Martin Heidegger", seeks to read Heidegger's work, in particular the texts "What is This - Philosophy?", "Introduction to Philosophy", "The End of Philosophy", "Letter on Humanism", "Being and Time", "Heraclitus: the origin of Western thought", as well as a dialogue with specialized Heideggerian literature.