Time as a duty. Letters from Lake of Como by Romano Guardini

Ágalma: Rivista di studi culturali e di estetica 37 (2019)
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This paper discusses the perspective of Romano Guardini about the role of the responsibility of the man facing technology. According to Romano Guardini, the man is not outside of time. The man is immersed in time, because time forms human responsibility. Therefore, a concrete and effective responsibility must constantly be addressed to the whole mankind, always considering the entire world. Man’s duty is to avoid losinghis humanity by continuously sustaining the responsibility for his actions over time.

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