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LUCIAN BLAGA ALS WEGWEISER DES PHILOSOPHISCHEN BEWUSSTSEINS
Lucian Blaga as a Guide of the Philosophical Consciousness

Author(s): Rainer Schubert
Subject(s): Philosophy, Metaphysics, Epistemology
Published by: Editura Academiei Române
Keywords: metaphysics; knowledge; spatiality of metaphysical thinking; metaphorology; unconscious; style; dogma;

Summary/Abstract: Lucian Blaga is one of the most important Romanian philosophers. In addition to literary works, he also left behind a great philosophical oeuvre. Since he did not emigrate, he is not very well known abroad. However, his philosophy is of international standing and is also very topical. The German language, which he mastered perfectly, played a special role in his life. He presented his doctoral thesis at the University of Vienna in 1920. This article makes special reference to his work “On Philosophical Consciousness”. Since Blaga rightly sees the core area of philosophy in metaphysics, the article bears the title: “Lucian Blaga as a Guide of the Philosophical Consciousness.” In five chapters the author of the article first explains the meaning of this work by Blaga, he then continues with the spatiality of the metaphysical thinking, Blaga’s relationship with the unconscious, the ability of his philosophy to connect to international philosophy, especially Heidegger’s ontology and Blumenberg’s metaphorology and future perspectives of Blaga’s philosophy are discussed in a final chapter.

  • Issue Year: 2021
  • Issue No: 64
  • Page Range: 125-141
  • Page Count: 17
  • Language: German
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