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Paul Ricœur

    February 27, 1913 – May 20, 2005

    Paul Ricoeur stands as one of the most distinguished philosophers of the 20th century, whose extensive work primarily engages with philosophical anthropology and the human capacity for agency. He explored the possibilities of self-understanding through our relation to the world and others, rejecting notions of immediate self-transparency or complete self-mastery. Ricoeur's methodology evolved from existential phenomenology to a hermeneutic phenomenology, emphasizing that all intelligibility and self-understanding are mediated by language, symbols, and texts. His approach underscores the interpretive nature of human knowledge and existence.

    Paul Ricœur
    Time and Narrative
    Time and Narrative, Volume 2
    Freedom and Nature: The Voluntary and the Involuntary
    The Course of Recognition
    Reflections on the Just
    History and Truth