SCIENCES IN THE TECHNICAL AGE: REFLECTIONS SURROUNDING THE EXISTENTIAL ANALYTIC OF THE DASEIN
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https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol6Iss1a17Keywords:
Science, man, technical era, historicity, DaseinAbstract
The present text is established around the problematic relationship between modern science and philosophy, particularly concerning Martin Heidegger’s existential analytic of the Dasein. The objective is to establish the main aspects of this analysis, making explicit the impact and the implications that this metaphysical model of sciences has had in the way that man bonds with the technical world and appears determined by it.
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