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The great post-Descartes philosophers of the classic era formulated a metaphysics which claimed to have rediscovered, through reason, the truths behind faith: creationist metaphysics. Yet the idea of God is not endorsed by modern reason, which, since Kant, has been a moral reason. The so-called work of God encompasses what can no longer be overlooked: absolute evil. Yet, having abandoned the idea of God, what now falls apart, piece by piece, are all the concepts once linked to this idea – hence accomplishing the “deconstruction” which is the aim of this book. The latter paves the way, by reducing our perceptions to the “nothingness of life” – herein referred to as “Appearance” – for what Conche will call, in his future works, a “metaphysics of nature” (phusis) to replace the former God, which is thus “deconstructed.” By accepting a return to Greek reasoning and reliance on Milet, Elea , and Ephesus, something new can be constructed.

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• Full title: Orientation Philosophique: Essai de Deconstruction
• Author: Marcel Conche, M. Conche
• Language: French
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 336
• EAN: 9782350880426
• ISBN: 2350880427
• ID: 12545720
• Publisher: ENCRE MARINE
• Date of publishing: April 2011

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