INDIVIDUALITÉ ET VALEUR DANS LA PHILOSOPHIE DE CONSTANTIN MICU STAVILA (ON INDIVIDUALITY AND VALUE IN CONSTANTIN MICU STAVILA’S PHILOSOPHY)

• Main Author: FRĂGUȚA ZAHARIA
• Format: Article
• Language: deu
• Published: Alexandru Ioan Cuza University Press 2014-05-01
• Series: Agathos: An International Review of the Humanities and Social Sciences
• Subjects: subject; imagination; intersubjectivity; social imaginary
• Online Access: http://www.agathos-international-review.com/issue5_1/07.Leonardo,%20Carabajal,%20martie%20final.pdf

In the vision of the Romanian-French philosopher Constantin Micu Stavila, the Truth, Good and Beauty are different modes of the individuality’s valuation in its main forms, as: activity, freedom and internal unity; respectively, as thought, will and sensitivity. The mysterious trinity of the phenomenological manifestations of individuality is translating throughout an indivisible and a mysterious axiological trinity, as well. It finds its own complete and coherent power in love that is also the place of its very own reason of beingness. The question of our paper is: How the individuality can disclose itself within the idea of accomplishing as much as possible being aware of and fully personal towards a principle of systematizing the entire experience of beingness? We try to highlight the way by which, under the mystery’s species and tempting to the spiritual fulfillment, we can disclose both of the togetherness capacity and the feeling of belonging to the nature, and no less the trust in individuality’s forces, eventually the so much disputed principium individuationis.