Abstract

PEREZ BURGOS, Sergio. PHILOSOPHY, ARTIFICE OR FACTUM AFFIRMATION. Escritos - Fac. Filos. Let. Univ. Pontif. Bolivar. [online]. 2013, vol.21, n.46, pp.245-265. ISSN 0120-1263.

There are concepts or conceptions about reality that frequently permeate the development of thoughts and life in their everyday or factual evolutions. In this sense, the person who begins to train in the tasks of philosophical inquiry often faces the responsibility of confronting and questioning those notions in the form of preconceptions that block the transition to comprehension and interpretation which characterizes all inquiries and research tasks. In this case, the possibility of distinguishing the characteristic contents of naturalistic ideologies, from those that are peculiar to the immanentist or tragic philosophies, may arguably impact on the dialogic tensions that current cultures are passing through today when the desire is revealed in order to restore totalitarian or relativistic positions in relation to areas of human life and thought as diverse as politics, religion, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, race, among others. The task for the person who is training in philosophical inquiry consists to a great extent, in warning that the philosophical concepts become alive when they allow the vital interlocution constantly proposed by the contingencies inherent in any historical period. Indeed, some issues can be felt in the atmosphere of a time; they are also found in tangible interwoven of human existences.

Keywords : Transcendence; Inmanence; Factual life; Totalitarianism; Relativism.

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