Where are we when we are in the world? How to think the human space after the end of metaphysics

Abstract

The most remarkable feature of technological and intellectual history is that the culture that proceeds from it is producing a new state of aggregation of language and writing. This state cannot be translated with traditional interpretations by religion, metaphysics and humanism. The dependence between the metaphysics’s concept and the humanism´s concept, installs us in another space, or in a space without world. If language is the medium in which thought and world can appear and through its mediation the world manifests itself, the question that assails us after the end of humanism is what world do we inhabit? Where are we located when we are in the world? The turning after the end of metaphysics, that is, the displacement after the end of humanism always leads to a progressive series of decentralizations, always hunting for referents from other worlds and other spaces.