The Ontological Contribution of the A Priori. Heidegger on the Heels of Kant

Authors

  • Lourdes Flamarique Author Universidad de Navarra

Keywords:

A priori, intentionality, transcendental, phenomenology

Abstract

The concepts and problems in Kant’s philosophy play a central role in the young Heidegger’s thinking. This article examines the understanding of the concept of a priori offered by Heidegger, primarily in the lessons of 1925 and in Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics. Without aspiring to a new metaphysics, Heidegger extracts all the ontological workings of the a priori / transcendental contained in the Critique of Pure Reason, after detaching it from the legitimacy of objective knowledge, and refers to it as a key concept of phenomenology: intentionality.

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Author Biography

Lourdes Flamarique, Universidad de Navarra

Doctora en Filosofía. Profesora, Universidad de Navarra, España. Ha realizado estudios predoctorales y postdoctorales en las Universidades de Münster, München, Oxford y Boston.

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Published

2011-08-10

Issue

Vol. 14 No. 1 (2011)

Section

Research Articles

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