The meaning of life: between contradiction and absurd. (Antinomy of the meaning of life in modern naturalism)
Resumen
El artículo intenta sistematizar los enfoques existentes sobre el problema del sentido de la vida humana. En el marco de la conocida división en nihilismo, sobrenaturalismo y naturalismo, se lleva a cabo un análisis del sentido, que se ilustra con el experimento mental Salvar a Sísifo. Los enfoques naturalistas existentes se sistematizan sobre varios puntos de vista, como resultado de lo cual se demuestra la antinomia del sentido de la vida. Los autores sugieren una manera de superar esta antinomia: si el naturalismo quiere continuar la discusión sobre el sentido de la vida, requerirá cambiar el paradigma de la búsqueda del sentido de la vida por el de la búsqueda del fin de la vida.
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