The dinamics of phenomenalization. The three meanings of the event in the phenomenology of J.-L. Marion
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Event, Banality of saturation, Phenomenalization, Eventual phenomenology, Phenomenology of donation, Saturated phenomenon, Marion.Abstract
This article aims to investigate the various senses of the term “event” in the work of Jean-Luc Marion. I argue, as a hypothesis, that there is a certain “evolution” in Marion’s thought that can be discerned precisely through these different senses, and that this evolution allows us to understand the dynamics of phenomenalization as such, through the overcoming of a static conception in favor of a dynamic one. The phenomenology of givenness ultimately reveals itself as an evential phenomenology, insofar as it makes the dynamic of eventiality the ultimate meaning of all phenomenalization.
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