Animales relacionales: la concepción heideggeriana del organismo biológico en los Grundbegriffe de 1929
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My aim in this paper is to provide an interpretation of Martin Heidegger’s notion of biological organisms as it appears in his 1929 courses. I will first frame the discussion within Heidegger’s interpretation of naturalism and his understanding of the relationship between philosophy and science. Then, I will analyze his interpretation of embryology and ecology through which he provides original insights to philosophy of biology, specially regarding the problem of the identity of biological organisms. Finally, I will show how this interpretation entails a profound critique of substance-oriented ontologies of the organism in favor of relational and processual conceptions.
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