futural

English translation: Of the future/ Relating to the future

13:16 Nov 13, 2020
English language (monolingual) [Non-PRO]
Philosophy / heidegger, ermeneutica, vattimo, zabala
English term or phrase: futural
While there are a number of other philosophers (such as Jean-Luc Nancy, Giorgio Agamben, and Alain Badiou) who have responded to Heidegger’s request to “work out Being for itself anew” in order to “grasp its last remnant of a possession” through the “new fundamental question of philosophy,” it is Derrida and Vattimo who have given hermeneutics the necessary tools for future generations to take on this task.
This task will prevent philosophy from falling back into metaphysics and will also grant it access to history, that is, allow it to become futural because, as Heidegger once said, the “possibility of access to history is grounded in the possibility according to which any ����������������������������������������������any ��������������������������������������any ����������������������������������������any ���������������������������������������������specific present understands how to be futural.
Benedetta Antonielli
Selected answer:Of the future/ Relating to the future
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I believe in this case it means that the history and the future, for example of an event, can only exist together. The event has no future without a history, because it would not have happened. In the same way, in the future an event form the past would be unknown if there is no history of it happening.
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Of the future/ Relating to the future


Explanation:
I believe in this case it means that the history and the future, for example of an event, can only exist together. The event has no future without a history, because it would not have happened. In the same way, in the future an event form the past would be unknown if there is no history of it happening.


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    Reference: http://awaretheory.com/wiki/index.php/Futurality_concept
Bridgette Mitchell
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agree  writeaway: A dictionaryesque question as so often. Only requires basic research skills
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Definition of 'futural'

futural
in British English
(ˈfjuːtʃərəl)
ADJECTIVE
of or relating to the future
Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/english/futu...

futural
Of or pertaining to the future
grammar Having a future tense
https://topmeaning.com/english/futural

etc. etc.

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