Abstract

This article explores the later thought of Zubiri, i.e. so-called noology, from viewpoint of the trilogy of intelligence: sentient intelligence (1980-1983) and writing on the concept of matter, the links between reality and actuality as the conceptual underpinning for an understanding of a philosophy of the human body that integrates both the philosophy of Zubiri over the course of his work and also enables us to understand man in his radical constituent bodily unity in the cosmos and the world