Abstract

I shall refer to Millán-Puelles' reception of the thought of the philosopher from Heidelberg and Basle. Although normally, this philosopher from the University of Madrid is linked to the Aristotelian and Thomistic tradition (from which he draws many of his metaphysical principles), we must bear in mind that he is an excellent connossieur of contemporary philosophy, specifically, of phenomenology and the philosophy of existence in Jaspers.