The World as Object of Action and Theory
Studia Poliana 18:27-50 (2016)
Abstract
Abstract: Being-in-the-world defines in Heidegger
an ontological and practical existential situation
that in a first approach characterizes intellectual
knowledge, an approach related to the Husserlian
notion of intentionality. In his Curso de teoría del conocimiento,
Polo rectifies this characterization,
stressing the primacy of theory regarding action,
and interpreting the practical (technical) relationship
with the world as a lower level of “having”. Making
some comparisons between Husserl, Scheler
and Jonas, in connection with Polo’s thought, the
article presents different accounts of the notion of
the world (phenomenological, metaphysical, moral)
that allow to clarify the problem of the relationship
between contemplation and action in the
world.
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