Memento nasci. Towards the Relevance of Diotima’s Teaching for Contemporary Philosophy of Interpersonal Community
Abstract
This paper is dedicated to the substantiation of the thesis that the concept of birth has to be the leading one in the postclassical philosophy of interpersonal community . The author works out a project of the philosophy of birth as a concrete metaphysics of being-with-one-another. The project is developed on the basis of the interpretation of Diotima’s teaching on Eros. The divergence between Diotima and Socrates concerning the metaphysic appraisal of birth and death is a systematic ground for the critical discussion of Heidegger’s fundamental ontology, which aims at overcoming the deathcentrism of the analytic of Dasein