Structural Principles in Emanuele Severino's Thought

The essay focuses especially on the three structural principles that sustain the entire\r\nproceeding of Severino’s thought and that refer to and imply one another. The first one is the\r\nprinciple of non-contradiction, in Parmenides’ interpretation and not in the Aristotelian\r\ninterpretation. The second one is given by the statement, of Hegelian and Gentilian origin,\r\naccording to which every meaning – that is, every being as a signifier – necessarily implies\r\nthe totality in its concrete and exhaustive content, and vice versa. The third one requires that\r\nevery being in the earth, which arrives at the horizon of the appearing, is something that\r\nmust always be overstepped by another being, and so on endlessly.