Can the human person be naturalised?
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https://doi.org/10.14422/pen.v77.i295.y2021.001Keywords:
naturalisation, person, hermeneutics, neuroscienceAbstract
The article attempts to clear up what naturalising means in the present context and to show that the naturalistic approach is not sufficiently justified. It proposes the alternative of a hermeneutical approach based on the world of life in which we find ourselves as historical and social participants. To overcome neuroscientific naturalisation and reach a non-naturalistic concept of the person, the Heideggerian approach of the facticity of the Dasein is nevertheless insufficient and Zubirian philosophy is more fruitful.
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