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Philosophy in a Technological World: Gods and Titans

ethics, one founded on the idea of a certain un-normative respect towards the Earth, which we, as humans, can never pretend to appropriate or sovereignly possess. But the author opens to much more indeed: Blok opens to a certain test for our humanity. The test of re-thinking another beginning for the Earth by actively engaging in the possibility of changing our relation to our world – that is by significatively deciding for the event of Earth to inhabit our world, electing the Earth to incessantly suspend the pretended unity of our world by informing it otherwise as the multiple possibilities of the Earth. Heidegger’s Concept of Philosophical Method is not only an exegesis of Heidegger’s philosophy. It brings this philosophy to its limits and urges it to seek for its own-most meaning elsewhere than in the confines of its determined logic. For it poses this central question, a question perhaps still to come in Vincent Blok’s philosophical work and writing: to which futurity are we heading in the conativity, non-identity, responsiveness, performative behaviour and eventuality of the Earth for our world?