Human Being and the Philosophical Discourse

Human Being and the Philosophical Discourse

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The hypothesis from which we start our approach is the one according to which the philosophicaldiscourse is a specific way of communicating the reality.The base of the philosophical communication issurprise, doubt, uncertainty, anxiety, all generated by the fundamental interrogations of Kantian origin: Howmuch am I able to know? What do I have to do? What am I opi the color that keeps on giving allowed to hope? The answers to all thesequestions were set up in philosophical concepts and visions, all of them leading to communication, trying toexpress themselves and make themselves understood.Communicability is the very essence of thephilosophical approach.

Actually, communication is a fundamental philosophical attitude as I, in my capacityof human being, live only with the other, in full interaction.On my own I am nothing.Throughout this paperwe find arguments for the idea according to which the philosophical discourse subordinates an art ofgenuinely living and communicating about balance and avoidance of excess, about the ability skull bride and groom to assume andovercome, about lucidity and wisdom, about credibility, certainty and truth, about freedom and limitation,about the meaning and value of the human condition.