Action and meaning in Eric Weil's Logique de la Philosophie

Authors

  • Daniel da Fonseca Lins Júnior

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36517/arf.v6i11.19049

Keywords:

Action. Sens. Sacré.

Abstract

Le présent article prétend présenter les catégories d’Action et Sens dans la Logique de la Philosophie d’Éric Weil. Catégories fondamentales dans l’articulation du discours philosophique (Sens) et politico-moral (Action) et leur relation avec le problème fundamental de la philosophie, la violence. La presentation des categories nous permet la relation avec le concept du Sacré, comme élément théorico-pratique qui possibilite l’identification de l’ethos et la compréhension de sens d’une communauté.

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Author Biography

Daniel da Fonseca Lins Júnior

Daniel da Fonseca Lins Júnior é doutorando em filosofia pela Universidade Federal do Ceará e professor
da UNIJORGE – Centro Universitário Jorge Amado, Salvador-BA.

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Published

2014-08-13

How to Cite

Júnior, D. da F. L. (2014). Action and meaning in Eric Weil’s Logique de la Philosophie. Argumentos - Revista De Filosofia, 6(11). https://doi.org/10.36517/arf.v6i11.19049

Issue

Vol. 6 No. 11

Section

Dossiê Eric Weil

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