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Nach Abbagnano ist Existenz „Seinssuche“, in welcher der Mensch unmittelbar engagiert ist. Existentielle Entscheidungen seien der Versuch, im Jetzt eine „Einheit“ zwischen Vergangenheit und Zukunft zu finden.
Nicola Abbagnano (* 15. Juli 1901 in Salerno, Italien; † 9. September 1990 in Mailand) war ein italienischer Philosoph und Vertreter der Existenzphilosophie. Existenz sei, laut Abbagnano, eine Seinssuche, in welcher der Mensch unmittelbar engagiert ist indem er versuche, im Jetzt eine Einheit zwischen Vergangenheit und Zukunft zu finden.
According to Existentialism: (1) Existence is always particular and individual-always my existence, your existence, his existence. (2) Existence is primarily the problem of existence (of its mode of being); it is, therefore, also the investigation of the meaning of Being.
Leading Italian existentialist. Born in Salerno, Abbagnano studied in Naples and taught at Turin. His ‘philosophy of the possible’ condemned other existentialists for either denying human possibility (because all our efforts are futile in a hostile and meaningless universe) or exaggerating it, imagining us capable of things which actually ...
Abbagnano defined his philosophy as "positive existentialism". His "philosophy of possible" condemned other existentialists for either denying human possibility or exaggerating it. In his later work, he tended to adopt a more naturalistic and scientific approach to philosophy.
Existentialism as Philosophy of the Possible. In this paper Abbagnano outlines his conception of “positive existentialism” as a philosophy of freedom and of responsible choice, in opposition to any form of dogmatism.
Nicola Abbagnano, born in Salerno, was the chief exponent of Italian existentialism, which he defined as a militant and rational "philosophy of the possible." Originally a pupil of Antonio Aliotta at the University of Naples, Abbagnano began teaching at the University of Turin in 1936, where he also for years had been coediting the influential ...
