Fenomenologie și constructivism
Phenomenology and constructivism
Author(s): Diana Păuleț, Virgil DrăghiciSubject(s): Philosophy, Philosophical Traditions, Epistemology, History of ideas, Phenomenology
Published by: Eon – Asociație pentru Promovarea Culturii, Artei, Educației și Cercetării Științifice
Keywords: phenomenology; constructivism; Kant; Husserl; Heidegger; Heyting; truth; existence;
Summary/Abstract: The general frame of the philosophical reflections nowadays is dominated by the dispute realism (R) – antirealism (AR), centred on two fundamental concepts: the truth and its correlative the existence. The difference between (R) and (AR) is that between a concept of ontic transcendence of reality (objective existence), associated with the thesis of the truth-correspondence (in the sense of classical semantics) and a concept of constructive existence, based on the procedures of subjectivity, the concept of truth being identified with such procedures of legitimation (justification, confirmation, proof). The present paper concerns strictly the (AR)-perspective, represented by two particular forms: phenomenology and mathematical constructivism, both originated in Kant's transcendentalism. The aim of our paper is to argue that the common feature of these options is a concept of reality procedurally ratified, i.e., a concept of reality based on the inseparability of existence from its legitimation, a thesis leading, finally, to the identification of ontology and aletheiology.
Journal: EON
- Issue Year: 7/2026
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 77-88
- Page Count: 12
- Language: Romanian
