Resonance as Pluralism: Toward an Existential-Phenomenological Approach to Relational Plurality, in Dialogue with Rosa and Arendt

Discussions on modern pluralism have mainly focused its socio-political dimension. This article focuses the existential-phenomenological dimension of plurality, conceiving as a responsive relationship between self and other. We advance philosophical reading Hartmut Rosa’s theory resonance in order to further give shape this approach pluralism. The offers framework characterize relationships at play throughout human life. argue that account is promising contribution thinking concept relationship, but we problematize how Rosa tends reduce subjective experience rather than taking itself focal point. strengthen potential philosophy by embedding it Arendt’s worldliness; this, conclude, leads conceptualization responsivity themselves function responding entities.