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The article depicts the concepts “dialectic of nominalism” and “negative metaphysics” in the critical theory of the Frankfurt School. It points out how important these are not only in terms of history of philosophy. Karl Heinz Haag and Gunther Mensching, philosophers from Frankfurt, ha changed that particular Frankfurt’s School paradigm in the 1980s. First, the article summarizes the ambivalent concept of nature in Horkheimer’s and Adorno’s Dialectic of Enlightenment. Then it shows how searching for a non-instrumental concept of nature leads to a recourse to nominalistic and realistic theorems, the key subject matter of Haag and Mensching’s interpretations. Finally, it is going to discuss Habermas’ appeal for a postmetaphysical thinking.

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Una Crítica al nominalismo y a la “metafísica negativa”. Consideraciones filosóficas e históricas sobre el concepto de “Naturaleza” en La dialéctica de la Ilustración.