Homo Viator: Introduction to a Metaphysic of Hope

able abstrac absurdity actually agnosticism appears artist asceticism become believe centre cern child Christian claim conceive concrete philosophy consciousness consider contrary creative death deny despair ditions doubt Duino Elegies Elegies en-soi ence essence essential established everything exactly existence experience expression fact faith father fatherhood feel fidelity give given hand heart Heidegger hope human idea illusion imagine infinitely J. B. Leishman less liberty living meaning metaphysical Mont-de-Marsan Moreover mystery nature never Nietzsche Nietzschean object oneself ontological Orphism ourselves paradoxical perhaps person philosopher Plato point of view possible pour-soi precisely present principle pure question realise reality reason recognise reflection refusal relationship reply Rilke Rilke's Romano Guardini Sartre seems sense simply Sonnets to Orpheus sophism soul speak spirit of truth strictly sure tends Thee thing Thou thought tion to-day transcendence true wonder word