Phenomenology and Its Heresies

Adhering to the broad sense of this characterization, we have dedicated ourselves to the phenomenological and post-phenomenological developments of a spectrum of authors who, during the 20th century, inspired by Husserl's work, studied, translated, and disseminated it, while at the same time forging their own space of thought, beyond his objectives and projects. More than eight contemporary philosophers are addressed here: Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Jean Paul Sartre, Emmanuel Levinas, Jacques Derrida, Paul Ricœur, Jean-Luc Marion, Martin Heidegger, Xavier Zubiri, among others. All of whom appear as objects of reading, questioning, and exploration of issues concerning our contemporaneity.