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Comments on Joseph Trabbic's Essay (2021) "Jean-Luc Marion and ... First Philosophy" (Considerations of Jacques Maritain, John Deely and Thomistic Approaches to the Questions of These Ti, #19)

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Joseph G. Trabbic Ph.D. considers a proposal by French philosopher Jean-Luc Marion, who writes in Husserl's tradition. The article appears in 2021 in The American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, under the full title, "Jean-Luc Marion and the Phenomenologie de la Donation as a First Philosophy".
Trabbic asks the reader to recognize a possibility.
Jean-Luc Marion's philosophical identification of givenness, as the first philosophy guiding phenomenology, may be important, even though it does n...

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