The struggle of sense or the force of philosophical experience: Pablo Posada Varela

Abstract

The philosophical experience of Pablo Posada Varela is far from being the curriculum of an academic philosopher. When a true philosopher writes, they are always driven by ethical motivations, to strengthen the sense that is sought. A sense in constant contact with their φρενός, a «frenetic intelligence» outside the spasms of the Cartesian cogito and its subsequent narcosis. Neither does that sense have to do with the search for the truth of their perpetuum mobile. In Pablo Posada Varela, there is a true topology of sense, ideas of sense outside of sense.