What is the nature is an unavoidable question for philosophy, for in his response plays what we are and our place in the world. The last great moment when treated her philosophy was during the nineteenth century when there was still natural philosophies and romanticism trying to win a return to nature in the midst of the changes wrought by the industrial revolution. However, he eventually tipped over, above all, to be philosophy of language, history and culture. It would seem that during the twentieth century that question was dominated by the sciences. Why this abandonment of the natural terrain, particularly in the century that saw the birth of biotechnology, description and manipulation of DNA, genetically modified organisms, agribusiness and global change with immeasurable damages yet?

It is imperative and urgent to rethink the nature from philosophy, but not on the model of the sciences, as there is to explain the phenomenon from the measurable and quantifiable, therefore it does not try to explain the matter from the material, but from the concept. How to produce the right concepts to think the world we face today? How philosophizing natural without losing the specificity of the humanities and without undergoing the techno-scientific domain, but does not pretend to know more and better science in the field of material explanation?

How to establish a proper level for philosophy in which after the ubiquity of science and technology we can ask again so natural?

This book opens the way from reflecting deeply seated in the aesthetic ontology, which seeks in sensitive manifestations mode interrogate so natural, that seeks to do, then, from art and language, from experience, from the concrete and immanent, from the human, plant, animal and the machinic. This book presents a path from where it is possible to think.