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Em seu novo trabalho, L'uomo e l'unico, Andolfi reúne textos de Feuerbach, Stirner, Hess e Marx sobre uma questão absolutamente capital para os intelectuais alemães de meados do século XIX: a relação entre a individualidade e o universal [...]

In the present article we analyze the understanding and the use of the Kantian philosophy by the German physicist Werner Heisenberg, Nobel Prize of Physics of 1932, formulator of the principle of uncertainty. Heisenberg seems to adopt a neo-Kantian understanding of the nature of science, according to which science would not deal with the real itself, but only with the way it appears, which inescapably depends on the interaction between the subject and the object of knowledge. However, in spite of this conception, Heisenberg considers that the Kantian definitions of "space", "time" and "causality" are not compatible with the developments of the quantum mechanics. In this opportunity we will see more carefully the conception of science and the problem of causality.

The discourse is an essential atribute os man, fundamental for the coexistence of individuals and for the construction of a collective space. Hannah Arendt points out the importance of language for the edification of the word as a language for the edification of the word as a collective construction. The article investigates the political dimensions of language. For us, this theme offers a key to Reading Arendt's political theory, we highlight the relation between action and discours. In the same way, we underline the possibility of the antipolitical use of language, highlighting the ideology and the lie. Finally, we discursed the importance oh the mother tongue to share the word. Whice reinforces the perception that the common space is only possible as an object of action, discourse and dialogue.