Dialogo sull’uomo e le cose

Dialogue about man and things

Michele Borrelli, Carmelo Salemme

Abstract

The dialogue between Michele Borrelli and Carmelo Salemme has its origin in the expression “man decomposes what the nature unifies: heaven and earth” to articulate itself along a series of questions about the sense of things and man, about the truth and the sense of truth, about the difference between truth and certainty, about being and the sense of being. The dialogue, developed on the model of the Socratic dialectic, is in search of the ‘ti estin’ of things and man. Socratically, dialogue does not give ‘certain’ or ‘true’ answers and we do not reach the ‘eidos’ of things or of man; dialogue, even though in its aporeticity, pushes, however, to a continuous questioning and re-interpretation of the meaning that we can give to ourselves and to things.

Keywords:

sense, being, truth, certainty.

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