Intersubjectivity and absolute in the thinking of Michel Henry

The problem of intersubjectivity led Henry to examine in depth the issue of the relation between subjectivity and the absolute. It is indeed impossible to lay the foundations of intersubjectivity starting from the I. Intersubjectivity can be grounded exclusively on the link between all the living beings and the absolute Life which generates them and which Henry identifies with the God of Christian religion. Henry deals with these topics in his works on a philosophy of Christianity. In this paper the author retraces the path that led Henry to formulate his theory of intersubjectivity and discusses some questions related to this theory.