Existence(s) - Király V., István
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The chapters of the book are seemingly short, but deep explorations on the various fields and possibilities of human being and existence. Such explorations of course reorder and reformulate the timely and essential possibilities of philosophy and philosophizing. These together convey the true weight and stakes of things. For it is indeed so that: "Philosophy is destined to deal with the Deepest and most disturbing questions. It would hardly survive, if they were definitively solved." Therefore the chapters of the volume follow this order: The Names of the Nothing; Liberty and Truth, Fragments…mehr

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The chapters of the book are seemingly short, but deep explorations on the various fields and possibilities of human being and existence. Such explorations of course reorder and reformulate the timely and essential possibilities of philosophy and philosophizing. These together convey the true weight and stakes of things. For it is indeed so that: "Philosophy is destined to deal with the Deepest and most disturbing questions. It would hardly survive, if they were definitively solved." Therefore the chapters of the volume follow this order: The Names of the Nothing; Liberty and Truth, Fragments about the "Cave-myth"; (Possible) Forum for Freedom: Faculty of Philosophy, Chair Philosophy and Applied Philosophy. On Philosophy Without Thinker; The Sacred, Or the Bright Sounds of Silence Thinking-experiment on nature, related to Heidegger and Hölderlin; Ciphers, Existence and the Musicality of Making Philosophy, Or Karl Jaspers between West and East; The Meaning of Life And the Possibility of Human Illness; Euthanasia or Death Assisted to (Its) Dignity; Library Secret Fonds and the Competition of Societies. And the presentation of OCTAVIAN COSMAN, the artistic illustrator of the volume.
Autorenporträt
Dr. István Király V. is Professor Associate at the Hungarian Department of Philosophy of the Babe¿-Bolyai University, Cluj, Romania. Between 1995 and June 2015 he was Chief Editor of the Philobiblon - Transylvanian Journal of Multi-disciplinary Research in Humanities. His main fields of philosophical interest are the Secret, Freedom and the Death.