The aim of this research is to prove that the gift paradigm, introduced by Marcel Mauss and succesively developed by Alain Caillé and the researchers of the Anti-utilitarian Movement in the Social Sciences (M.A.U.S.S), has not only an anthropological and sociological, but also an explicitly philosophical significance. In other words, it has a surplus of epistemological, ethical and political validity capable of bringing about a real philosophical revolution, since the gift-form study opens up a still unexplored theoretical continent, which deals with not only a different way of seeing the social, but also of conceiving rationality, subject, freedom, morality, relationship with others, politics, democracy. Moreover, this paradigm, in our opi...