Hévizi Ottó - A liget a sétány a csarnok and a garden

"I would like to present my ideas about philosophical arenas in such a way that the order of the exposition builds on each other and expands. This is why this book starts with a "tracking" description of the path of a specific philosophical idea and the exposure of an entire group of ideas, a series, so that the " through the question of "deep" truths and theories, indulge in the "deeper" dilemmas necessary to describe the philosophical space as a whole, and the attempt to see through the diachronic and synchronic sections of the "inverted worlds".
Anyone who believes (along with the author) that the foundations of the philosophical tradition cannot be reconciled either eclectically or teleologically, and also does not believe that their co-existence, common existence and equality can be eliminated either dogmatically or skeptically, who from the philosophical field, he thinks according to the dispersion and inherent polymorphism of the metaphysical and metaphysical critical guidelines, sooner or later (like the author) he will certainly be overtaken by the difficult question that concerns the load-bearing capacity of the basis of his own convictions. Whoever imagines a space around himself, sooner or later this space will ask back where he stands in it and how he stands with the space as a whole that surrounds him."

Otto Hévizi
He was born in Budapest in 1959. He earned a liberal arts degree at the University of Szeged. He was one of the founders and editors of the cultural and artistic review Nappali ház and the philosophical essay journal Gond. Historian of philosophy, currently a professor at the Institute of Philosophy of the University of Debrecen and a staff member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Library and Information Center.