Abstract
After reading Phenomenology of the space-times on
Marc Richir, the first reaction was to start out a
review on Alexander´s book, although, the variety
of topics covered on this text and the repercussions
on current phenomenology led to a reflexion on the
implications of this fundamental element´s
introduction, the ogkorhythm and the consequences
on current Phenomenology. Whereas, it seems a
very interesting and new topic, we can link it to the
beggining of Philosophy and realize there is a
strong relationship with what Heraclitus already
did. Neverthless, constraining such a wild element
is a very difficult task that will change our
framework and will become a foundation to re
thinking
our own parameters. Alexander´s
contribution is yet to be measured, but undoubtedly,
it represents a shift on our current groundwork.
This is a mere excerpt of the considerations after
reading this interesting book.
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