Universal concreto

This is the book that its author always wanted to write, but until now had not been able to do so. His previous works, all inspired by the same idea, are a preparation for this one, which, for the first time, makes said idea its central and only theme. Concrete Universal exposes the philosophy of exemplarity in a comprehensive, direct, brief and unitary way. To promote the clarity of the argument, it barely cites other people's works and the relationship it maintains with its own, on which it is based, is not a summary, compendium or introduction, but rather, due to the systematic and independent nature of the presentation, it is more similar to to a philosophical sum. This book answers the two fundamental questions of philosophy: what is there in the world, what to do with what there is. The first forms an ontology, the second a pragmatics. The answer in both cases is the concrete universal, a phrase that refers to the example as a concrete case whose rule also applies to others. An example is always an example for someone and that is why it invites us to think about a concrete, non-conceptual universality.