El Ideal de lo Posible

Enrique Dussel is one of the best-known Latin American philosophers with the greatest impact inside and outside the American continent. This book, which deals with his figure from his biographical, philosophical, historical and political aspects, is essential to get into the thinking of one of the founders of the philosophy of liberation, a movement that emerged in Argentina in the 1970s as a critical to colonialism, which forms the backbone of an intellectual trajectory of more than 50 years in the spheres of Latin American reflection.

Trabajo/Tesis de Licenciatura del año 2012 en eltema Filosofía - Otras, Nota: 6,8 (de 7), Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (Instituto de Filosofía), Idioma: Español, Resumen: The main objective of this work is to build a systematization of Pierre Hadot ́s method of interpreting ancient philosophical texts. The kernel of his method is the conviction that, throughout most of the classical antiquity, philosophy was understood and lived mainly as a way of life. Hence, the first chapter introduces Hadot ́s panoramical understanding of the "phenomenon" of philosophy in antiquity and...

Este breve escrito toma en consideración, analiza y comenta algunas interpretaciones magistrales de la filosofía de Giordano Bruno, que atravesaron el 800’ y el 900’, dirigiendo el horizonte de comprensión. El texto inicia con la interpretación de G.W.F Hegel y de B. Spaventa, para luego acceder a la de G. Gentile. El volumen se concluye con el análisis y el comentario de la interpretación ofrecida por N. Badaloni. Una pequeña bibliografía bruniana concluye el texto.

Spanish translation of "Problems of humanity". Written by the well known theosophist Alice Bailey, originally published in 1947 and revised in 1953, consists of essays on social problems prevalent during and in the years just after WWII.