Philosophy and Poetry from a Post-tragic Point of View: Ortega, Heidegger, Adorno. Against rationalist positivism, which only believes in the power of philosophical reason and considers that the world is essentially rational and fair, and in contrast with tragicism, which asserts that reality lacks meaning and order, and therefore only poetry can understand it, the post-tragic attitude of Ortega, Heidegger and Adorno states that only in the tension between philosophy and poetry the human being can be safe, because only that colaboration and dialog allows him to gain access to the being.
Philosophy; Poetry; Ortega; Heidegger; Adorno