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Il capitolo indaga i rapporti tra la fenomenologia e la filosofia medievale. In particolare, ci si sofferma su Franz Brentano, Max Scheler, Edith Stein e Martin Heidegger come figure principali di un rapporto che però attraversa, più in generale, molti pensatori della scuola husserliana e della corrente neoscolastica, sino alla cosiddetta "svolta teologica" della fenomenologia francese ed in particolare al pensiero di Jean-Luc Marion
phenomenology; medieval philosophy; Franz Brentano; Max Scheler; Edith Stein; Martin Heidegger; Jean-Luc Marion; neoscholasticism
phenomenology; medieval philosophy; Franz Brentano; Max Scheler; Edith Stein; Martin Heidegger; Jean-Luc Marion; neoscholasticism
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