THE WORLD DOES (NOT) EXIST AND THE EXISTENCE DOES (NOT) MAKE SENSE

Deep Disagreements With (In) Markus Gabriel’s Nihilism

Authors

  • Aleph Barbalho Universidade Federal de Pelotas

Abstract

It’s investigated Gabriel’s position to which all existence has meaning and it’s necessary that the world doesn’t exist. It’s proposed an exposition of this nihilism, highlighting its existence criteria (appearing in a field of sense) and what is the world. It’s emphasized how Gabriel defends bicondicionality between his nihilism and the existence of meaning. It’s argued for the contingency of nihilism and of meaning, necessary to Gabriel. It’s faced the possibility of incompleteness of sense, as well as of non-presentation of existence. It’s proposed that it is only secure a simple conditionality to which if there’s sense, there’s existence.

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Published

2026-08-21

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Desacordos profundos e formas de vida: diálogos e desdobramentos contemporâneos