Soul, World, God

Metaphysics Phenomenologically Reduced

Abstract

Since phenomenology is a non-speculative way of thinking, this essay raises the question of the possibility of describing metaphysics in a phenomenological reduction regime, that is, from an attitude that does not intend to discourse about Being as Being, but rather from the different "ways of appearing" of the main "objects" of metaphysics: soul, world, and God. In this case, what sense should it have, for the phenomenological mode of thinking, the metá, present in the metaphysical word?