| Sumario: | Fabián J. Ludueña Romandini's book, 'Más allá del principio antrópico: hacia una filosofía del outside,' explores the critique of anthropocentrism in philosophical and scientific thought. Drawing from historical figures such as Max Stirner, Darwin, and Foucault, the author examines the shift away from human-centered perspectives. The book challenges the anthropic principle, advocating for a non-anthropic philosophy that redefines metaphysical inquiry. Intended for scholars and students of philosophy and metaphysics, it provides a deep analysis of the evolution of Western thought, emphasizing the continuity between ancient mythos and modern logos. The work seeks to address the limitations of traditional humanism by proposing a new metaphysical framework.
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