Realidades múltiples y el camino hacia el yo. una lectura filosófica de Haruki Murakami.

Abstract

The self is constantly in search of self-recognition, of answering the question, do I exist? Faced with this, there are multiple answers and this text is one of them, because by recognizing the existence of multiple realities it is possible to establish a dialectic between the self and what surrounds it where each one has an experience of the other. Here the role played by experience is fundamental, coming to propose an "experiment therefore I am". The problem of self-recognition is also a constant in the Murakanian world, the characters are in search of who they are, and they only find the answer when they have contact with multiple realities. Philosophically, this need for self-recognition, the importance of consciousness and experience, and the use of dialectics is found in authors such as Nishida, Watsuji, Schelling, Husserl and Bergson. Where in the light of them the proposed reading of some works of the Japanese author will be worked on, delving into concepts such as pure experience, the absolute self, time and space, the perception of reality to consciousness and the importance of experience. in the self-recognition and knowledge of a reality that is presented as multiple.