Negative theology and eckhartian mysticism in the thought of Martin Heidegger
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In this work we will see how mystical speculation about being implies transcending the categories ofmetaphysics, preserving the character of im-presence and concealment of being, its ineffable mystery. We will thus find in negative theology a refuge from the ontifying tendency of the metaphysics of presence. We will also show how Eckhart's mysticism and Heidegger's thought maintain a profound analogy that points to an overcoming of the theistic, moral and personal God in favor of a suprapersonal and naked experience of being in the depths of the soul.
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