Quale metafisica per la decostruzione?

Abstract

Heidegger’s and Derrida’s deconstructions, rather than dismissing it, leave us the legacy of a precise idea of metaphysics: this is the thesis that the author argues, deliberately focusing on the common element between the two perspectives, while being aware of their notable differences. But today we must re-engage with this idea; it is, in fact, an idea of metaphysics that is deeply conflicted, one that does not allow us to settle into the meaning of presence, nor into the resources of an ontology that develops from the interrogation of what is.