Xavier Zubiri

Thoughtful work about the main topics of Zubiri's reflections (notes compiled after death) about the existence of God and humankind's capacity to obtain knowledge of Him, divided into three sections. The counterpoint for beginners on philosophy is the difficulties that might be found in the language (especially and foremost), the logical steps of the argumentation and the different points of view attacked and defended through the work. Specifically, it contains an excellent dialogue and attempts to refute different worldviews under his conception of "religation", which is essential to bond all the argumentation. Perhaps I would recommend reading some previous works (he refers to them throughout the book) to face this masterpiece.… (meer)