In the center of Theodoros Georgiou's theoretical research lies the transition from classical metaphysics to contemporary communicative philosophy, a transition that coincides with the transformation of thinking itself. In the conditions of contemporary philosophy, the prevailing type of thinking is "thinking after metaphysics" (Habermas), which is constituted as the linguistic-communicative example of philosophizing.
The book explores four theoretical directions or philosophical currents of the twentieth century, firstly, under the epistemological perspective of the radical critique of metaphysics and, secondly, from the epistemological perspective of the discovery of a new type of thinking. [...]