Fernández-Labastida, F. (Francisco)
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- Conversación, diálogo y lenguaje en el pensamiento de Hans-Georg Gadamer(2006) Fernández-Labastida, F. (Francisco)To cope with the intersubjective and communicative deficiencies of Heidegger's Analytics of Existence, Hans-Georg Gadamer developed a theory of language whose nature is at one time phenomenological and ontological. Inspired by Plato's dialectics and Aristotle's ethical and rhetorical works, Gadamer sees human linguistic capabilities as the defining trait of all that is human. Language lives in conversation, dialogically structuring all social and cultural relations. Language is the ambit in which human beings and their historical world take place. In Gadamer's thought, logos replaces being as the ontological support. In such a way, Gadamer's hermeneutical philosophy seeks to fill the void opened by the 20th century deconstruction of metaphysics.
- Wilhelm Dilthey y las categorías de la vida: la metamorfosis historicista del apriorismo kantiano(2004) Fernández-Labastida, F. (Francisco)After the collapse of the Hegelian philosophy, many thinkers returned to the main principles of Kantian transcendentalism. In this way, they initiated the neo-Kantian movement. Wilhelm Dilthey was among them. Nevertheless, only in spirit his “Critique of the Historical Reason” can be called neo-Kantian. In fact, the core of Dilthey’s project, the “Categories of Life”, is a completely new gnoseological proposal that mediates between transcendental philosophy and empiricism.
- Diccionario de Filosofía [RESEÑA](Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2011) Fernández-Labastida, F. (Francisco)GONZÁLEZ, A. L. (ed.) Diccionario de Filosofía, EUNSA, Pamplona, 2010, xvi + 1180 pp.