Being objective as being related. Some notes to the contribution of Paolo Bellan, starting from reading of Francesco Emmolo’s and Carlo Sini’s essays (18/05/2013)

Authors

  • Giorgio Jules Mastrobisi Università del Salento

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13130/2239-5474/2990

Keywords:

Husserl, crisis of sciences, subjectivity, Hermeneutics of science, Einstein, Relativity Theory, World of Life, Phenomenological theory of knowledge

Abstract

The article is the consequence of some critical notes to the contribution of Paolo Bellan, arising from reading of essays of Francesco Emmolo and Carlo Sini and the assumption of a purely phenomenological perspective in the interpretation of the processes of acquisition of scientific knowledge.

Author Biography

Giorgio Jules Mastrobisi, Università del Salento

Dottore di ricerca e collaboratore scientifico presso la cattedra di Filosofia teoretica (prof. Fernando Fiorentino) della Facoltà di Sc. della Formazione, Università del Salento

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Published

2013-05-20

Issue

No. 4-1 (2013): Places and Figures of the Subject

Section

Notes and comments

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