Ebook: From sky and earth to metaphysics

Introduction: Some Remarks About Ontopoiesis as New Metaphysics; An Inquiry; The Classical Way of Metaphysics; The Modern Way of Metaphysics; The Comparison with the Phenomenology of Life as a New Metaphysics; Intentionality; Truth; Transcendentalia; Ontopoiesis, Hermeneutics and Communication; The Unconditioned Principle; Part I; On Communicative Being in Postmodern Times; References; The Logos of Life: Autopoiesis, Ontopoiesis, and Meta-ontopoiesis; The Need of a Prime Philosophy; From Consciousness to Life; Meta-ontopoiesis; References. Geometrical Representation of Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's Phenomenology of LifeReferences; Part II; Celestial Experience of Life; References; On the Eternal Recurrence as the Ground of Holiness in the Light of Philip Gröning's The Great Silence; The Unity of Being; The Eternal Recurrence and the Hourly Care; On Asceticism and Silence; On Cinema and Holiness; Part III; Reflecting the Sky Experience in a Japanese Garden; Introduction: Notation; The Creative Conscious -- The Photographer; Reflecting the Sky -- The Photography; Conclusion. A Meditation on the Oddness of Christian Religiosity and Conception of Love Through Bergman's Winter LightI. The Experience of Religiosity; II. The Experience of Love; The Moon as an Artistic Focus of the Illumination of Consciousness; The Sky's the Limit: Art and the Idea of Infinity; Of Specious Origin; Infinity Is That. Infinity Is This; Art, Dream, and Threshold; Back to Earth, and Art as Infinite; From the Infinitesimal to the Infinite: Rolando Briseño's Celestial Tablescapes; Part IV. Earth and Skies as Conflicting Complementary or Supplementary Dramas in the Eternal War Between Epistemology and EthicsReferences; Master and Emissary: The Brain's Drama of Dark Energy; More than a Common Pest: The Fly as Non-human Companion in Emily Dickinson's "I Heard a Fly Buzz When I Died" and Samuel Beckett's Company; References; Flutter of a Butterfly; References; Part V; Drama Between Earth and Skies: Nietzsche, Saint-John Perse, Yves Bonnefoy. Phenomenology Is a Humanism: Husserl's Hermeneutical-Historical Struggle to Determine the Genuine Meaning of Human Existence in The Crisis of the European Sciences and Transcendental PhenomenologyIntroduction: The Vexed Relationship Between Phenomenology and "Philosophy of Existence" or Existentialism; Question: Is Phenomenology a Kind of "Philosophy of Existence"?; Argument: Phenomenology Is a Humanism; Question: Is Phenomenology a Kind of Existentialism?; Conclusion: The Crisis of Transcendental Phenomenology.