The Weak Thought and Its Strength

Vattimo's "weak thought" - there is no unique, final, normative foundation; the "death of God" as the end of the stable structure of being; temporalization of the a priori and the eclipsing of the notion of truth; truth; truth as opening and truth as conformity; modernity and postmodenrity; hermeneutics as the common language of philosophy and culture; what is meant by "to think"; when philosophy is strong thought; why the concept of philosophy as foundational knowledge is fading; consequent problems; questions to Gianni Vattimo - weak thought and the dissolution of foundations; the arguments of weak thought; language and reality in ethnolinguistics and epistemology; relativism in inevitable but not all truth openings are equally valid; does philosophy "narrate" or "argue"?; does Vattimo manage to resolve the problem of relativism?; the irrational choice of rationalistic tradition; is there a difference between the hermeneutic theory and fallibilistic theory of science?; the end of metaphysics in weak thought and the "recovery of metaphysics" in epistemological thought; some points of agreement and another question; after Heidegger is the eschatological expectations possible?; Pierre-Daniel Huet - it is a "weak reason" which prepares the spirit to "receive the faith"; which God is dead?; is weak thought a religious thought?; is nichilism a "half-truth" or a "truth and a half"?; the Christian message - object of peitas or a question of choice?