Negation in Vulcănescu’s papers and Blaga’s luciferian knowledge. The meeting of two interpretative horizons of the Romanian ethos Cover Image

Negaţia la Mircea Vulcănescu şi cunoaşterea luciferică
Negation in Vulcănescu’s papers and Blaga’s luciferian knowledge. The meeting of two interpretative horizons of the Romanian ethos

Author(s): Cornel-Florin Moraru
Contributor(s): Viorel Cernica (Editor)
Subject(s): Metaphysics
Published by: Editura Academiei Române
Keywords: non-being; existence; luciferian knowledge; phenomenology; meontology

Summary/Abstract: In this essay I tackle the problem of non-being in Mircea Vulcănescu’s thinking and put it in connection with Lucian Blaga’s concept of „luciferian knowledge”. The „luciferian” character of the concept of non-being gives negation a qualitative meaning, not an existential one, making it define the differences between the absolute and the factic, on one hand, and between various categories on the other. From this point of view, non-being and negation become key-concepts in Vulcănescu’s ontology because they are active in the constitution of the whole realm of existence and they predetermine human understanding of the world.

  • Issue Year: XI/2015
  • Issue No: 11
  • Page Range: 121-130
  • Page Count: 10
  • Language: Romanian
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