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El presente escrito pretende pensar críticamente la sobredeterminación de nuestra epocalidad que podríamos nombrar inicialmente como capitalismo il-imitado de consumo de base financiera y belicista. Interpretaremos para ello algunos textos especialmente difíciles de en tres secciones que recogen ámbitos de investigación diversos. En primer l dimensión a la cual me parece necesario todavía volver. A la tercera de otro modo no sería un retorno , allí donde interpreto (en ese tránsito) que justamente nos hallamos nosotras y nosotros, los filósofos/as críticos del siglo XXI, en un ahí en devenir sincrónico del ser donde se abren espacios de articulación de los posibles no dados (o no recibidos).
This writing intends to think critically about the overdetermination of our epochal period, that we could initially name as un-limited consumer capitalism with a financial and belicist base. For this purpose, we will interpret some especially difficult texts by Martin Heidegger, Aristotle and the "pre-Socratic" thinkers. I am going to divide this contribution into three sections that collect different areas of research. In the first place the "Jewish Question" in Martin Heidegger's thought, critically reproposed now by the publication of his Black Notebooks. The second issue will be the "Greek Question", a dimension to which I still think it necessary to return. I have called the third question -the Return to the Previous Future - otherwise it would not be a return , where I interpret (in that transit) that we, the critical philosophers of the 21st century, are precisely in a [t]here in syncronic becoming, where spaces for articulation of the possible not given (or not received) are opened.
