Morir por lo divino: Jan Patocka
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v2i0.1753Abstract
RESUMEN
El artículo se ocupa de la cuestión de Dios y la muerte en el pensamiento de Patocka. Comienza analizando los dos primeros movimientos del mundo de la vida, para centrarse en el tercero: «el descubrimiento del sí». Luego procura mostrar cómo, a través de la divinización del tiempo al cual debemos sacrificar la propia vida, la filosofía de Patocka consuma la subordinación de la problemática ética al renovarse de la temporalidad como sentido del ser. En este contexto se analiza la relación entre la muerte como sacrificio por un lado y el ser, lo Divino y la temporalidad por el otro.
PALABRAS CLAVE
PATOCKA-DIOS-MUERTE-TIEMPO.
ABSTRACT
The article is about God's question and death in Patocka's thought. It starts analysing the first two movements in the world of life, to focus on the third one: «the discovery of oneself». Then, it sets out to show how, throught time divinity, to wich we have to sacifice our own life, Patocka's philosophy consummates the subordination of the ethic problem when renewing the temporality as sense of being. In this context it is analysed the relationship between death and sacrifice, on one side, and divinity and temporality, on the other
KEYWORDS
PATOCKA-GOD-DEATH-TIME
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