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Zubiri in 5 lessons of philosophy presents the history of philosophy based on the object of it under the following generic stages:
1 - Aristotle: the entity
2 - Kant: object
3 - Comte: scientific fact
4 - Bergson: immediate facts
5 - Dilthey: life
6 - Husserl: phenomenal essence
7 - Heidegger: pure being
Although not explicitly say it looks like he is some kind of underlying pattern, what kind? appears that a linear structure of progress towards the more abstract, "a progress that goes questioning of an increasingly radical the myth of the given ? In
historical lessons of philosophy Zubiri 5 presents the history of philosophy According To STI purpose Following These generic stages:
1 - Aristotle: the entity
2 - Kant: object
3 - Comte: scientific facts
4 - Bergson immediate facts
5 - Dilthey: life
6 - Husserl's phenomenological essence
7 - Heidegger: pure Being
Although not explicitly it seems he finds some kind of underlying pattern, of what kind? perhaps a linear structure of progress toward the more abstract, some sort of progress that increasingly and in a more radical way questions the myth of the given ?
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