The Voicelessness of Human Being release_odwrc2xsfjeivdlito6isw22ne

Abstract

Gnoseologic outpouring to the other, trying to meet, to question and to know him through dialogue can bump against the hard evidence of his absence. Then the call to the other changes into a leap towards the absence of the other, into a projection towards the vacuum of a non-presence. This metaphysical gap opens as a hole around which gravitates the ontic sphere of the moment that wanted to be a dialogue. Coping with the absence of the other redirects the flow of thought towards the appellant self transforming the prospects of a dialogue into the reality of a monologue in which a single individuality is lost in solitude in order to regain the depths of the self-identity.
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