2015
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Sommer Christian, « El sujeto sin subjetividad. Tras el "giro teológico" de la Fenomenología Francesa », HAL-SHS : philosophie, ID : 10670/1.pdk36q
Starting from the debate about a «theological turn» of French phenomenology in the nineties, wequestion from another angle this «turn» by focusing on Marion’s theory of the subject as adonné, which unfoldsin a «post-metaphysical» perspective between Husserl and Heidegger to describe areas of the phenomena«otherwise than being». But if the «theological turn» is not a theologizing of phenomenology, but a paradigmshift involving an expansion of phenomenology by recourse to sources of the biblical, patristic and medievaltradition, this expansion,operated by an analytics of the decentered subject as human Dasein (vita humana),calls an «anthropological turn» as articulated in Blumenberg’s project of a «phenomenological anthropology»