Publisher's Synopsis
This work considers some approximate studies of metaphysics as a philosophical study and its development from Aristotle to Deleuze with interesting contributions on various topics such as Being and knowledge, the transformation of matter and time as an input for philosophical thought, centered on what incorporeal, a concept developed by the pre-Socratics.
The phenomenological thought that presents Hegel and his phenomenology in his metaphysics in the definition of the absolute knowledge of being, Heidegger in the identity of being in its finiteness and on the other hand Sartre defining being in nothingness and its anguish
The focus of metaphysics in the pre-Socratic and medieval times, its debate in the era of the enlightenment and the new themes in contemporary philosophy with innovative ideas in aesthetics in the study of matter and the way in its transformation as perception of time from the existential point of view.
Metaphysical issues continue to pose questions in science in search of overcoming the main ontological questions, especially in modern mathematics and quantum physics, also raises questions in aesthetics, ethics as vanishing points that invite debate and depth of research and hint at new lines of research in the philosophical area, specifically on the diffuse framework of metaphysics.
From the study of being with the metaphysical approach, movement and form arise as a consequence questions and concerns where the philosophy of time becomes that impacts on physics as a form of myth.
