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must be admitted that both these two facts affect each other within circularity. Leo Strauss claims, Classical political Philosophy that is being pioneered by classics like Aristotle and Plato, bound ... can be said that there is a magnificent cleavage between classical and modern political philosophy. What is being meant by saying “political life”? The concept “Political phenomenon which includes
review, analyze, and compare several passages of both philosophers’ works.Keywords : ethics; political philosophy; wisdom; happiness; death. ... obras de ambos pensadores. Palabras clave: ética; filosofía política; sabiduría; felicidad; muerte Abstract It is important in philosophy to know the influences between philosophers because of
political philosophy, specifically in his work Foundations of Natural Right. The working hypothesis that I will try to confirm is the paradox that, even though the philosophical principles of Fichte’s ... ; social contract; german idealism; political philosophy Introducción El Estado comercial cerrado (Der geschlossene Handelsstaat),1 de Johann Gottlieb Fichte, es un texto concebido como
This paper, inspired by Vernant’s belief that Greek reason is “a creature of the city”, explores the connection linking Heraclitus’ thought to the political and social circumstances prevailing at ... Philosophy in Later Classical Thought, Leiden, Brill, pp. 221-260. [ Links ] Álvarez Salas, Omar (2015), “Cratylus and the reception of Heraclitus’ doctrine in Athens”, en Omar Álvarez Salas y Enrique Hülsz
A critical approach on totalitarianism is necessary because of the permanence of those conditions which produced the classical totalitarian regimes. This phenomenon can be also perceived today in some regions of the Third World. A clear distinction between authoritarianism and totalitarianism is useful, in order to further analyze the possibilities of totalitarianism contained in...
clarification of various ethical and political phenomena due to the historical codification of form and, above all, by the autonomy of the work of art.Keywords : knowledge; alienation; subjectivity; emancipation ... philosophy in Aesthetic Theory of T. W. Adorno Javier Corona Fernández* http://orcid.org/0000-0002-9544-0417 *Universidad de Guanajuato, Departamento de Filosofía, Resumen Este
This article focuses in the procedure whereupon the practical philosophy of Aristotle establishes which are the extreme limits of the citizen space, emphasizing that what it is in outside of that ... thesis: the practical philosophy of Aristotle displays the city like a between irreducible founded on two poles or hardly objectivable ends, that is to say, its original materia and its ideal model
to biography and history. To attain its goal, this paper interprets the writings of this thinker in the period 1940-1949 and analyzes and articulates his epistemological and political principles, so ... epistemological and political principles Iver Armando Beltrán García* http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9761-9878 *Universidad de Chalcatongo, Oaxaca, México. Resumen: En este artículo muestro
discussion between those who follow Leo Strauss’s interpretation and their critics: the tension between religion and politics both in Plato’s Laws and in al-Fārābī’s political philosophy. In this article, I ... argue that a comprehensive interpretation of al-Fārābī’s political philosophy helps to clarify the aforementioned tension, polemically interpreted by Strauss as an antinomy. Keywords: Laws; al
discussion between those who follow Leo Strauss’s interpretation and their critics: the tension between religion and politics both in Plato’s Laws and in al-Fārābī’s political philosophy. In this article, I ... argue that a comprehensive interpretation of al-Fārābī’s political philosophy helps to clarify the aforementioned tension, polemically interpreted by Strauss as an antinomy. Keywords: Laws; al
discussion between those who follow Leo Strauss’s interpretation and their critics: the tension between religion and politics both in Plato’s Laws and in al-Fārābī’s political philosophy. In this article, I ... argue that a comprehensive interpretation of al-Fārābī’s political philosophy helps to clarify the aforementioned tension, polemically interpreted by Strauss as an antinomy. Keywords: Laws; al
discussion between those who follow Leo Strauss’s interpretation and their critics: the tension between religion and politics both in Plato’s Laws and in al-Fārābī’s political philosophy. In this article, I ... argue that a comprehensive interpretation of al-Fārābī’s political philosophy helps to clarify the aforementioned tension, polemically interpreted by Strauss as an antinomy. Keywords: Laws; al
discussion between those who follow Leo Strauss’s interpretation and their critics: the tension between religion and politics both in Plato’s Laws and in al-Fārābī’s political philosophy. In this article, I ... argue that a comprehensive interpretation of al-Fārābī’s political philosophy helps to clarify the aforementioned tension, polemically interpreted by Strauss as an antinomy. Keywords: Laws; al
discussion between those who follow Leo Strauss’s interpretation and their critics: the tension between religion and politics both in Plato’s Laws and in al-Fārābī’s political philosophy. In this article, I ... argue that a comprehensive interpretation of al-Fārābī’s political philosophy helps to clarify the aforementioned tension, polemically interpreted by Strauss as an antinomy. Keywords: Laws; al
discussion between those who follow Leo Strauss’s interpretation and their critics: the tension between religion and politics both in Plato’s Laws and in al-Fārābī’s political philosophy. In this article, I ... argue that a comprehensive interpretation of al-Fārābī’s political philosophy helps to clarify the aforementioned tension, polemically interpreted by Strauss as an antinomy. Keywords: Laws; al
discussion between those who follow Leo Strauss’s interpretation and their critics: the tension between religion and politics both in Plato’s Laws and in al-Fārābī’s political philosophy. In this article, I ... argue that a comprehensive interpretation of al-Fārābī’s political philosophy helps to clarify the aforementioned tension, polemically interpreted by Strauss as an antinomy. Keywords: Laws; al
considered one of the first English empiricists, and on the other hand his works had a great impact upon the development of epistemology and political philosophy.His ideas on the political philosophy keep its ... ; empiricism; political philosophy; epistemology - GİRİŞ Siyaset felsefesi1, devlet yönetimi, özgürlük, eşitlik, güvenlik, meşrûiyet, toplum sözleşmesi, bireysel haklar vb. kavramlardan söz edildiği veya bu
; postanalytic philosophy; German idealism; noncon-ceptualism. ... rejection of the existence of blind intuitions is inconsistent and (3) the Kantian-Hegelian compatibility that he proposes is not cogent. Keywords: cognition; conceptualism; postanalytic philosophy; German
political thought. For this, I will firstly explain the ideological context of Sepúlveda’s ideas. Secondly, I will mention the relation between civil virtue, security, and natural slavery, and how he attempts ... political and religious authorities. Keywords: natural law; Native American slavery; civil virtue; crimes against nature; The Indies Introducción El encuentro fortuito de los españoles con los
called political or public, as defined by Martha Nussbaum as the emotions that refer to the State, its institutions and the fellow citizens. This article seeks to present a guide for a citizen education ... ] Kingston, Rebecca y Ferry Leonard (2008), Bringing the Passions Back In: The Emotions in Political Philosophy, Vancouver, University of British Columbia Press. [ Links ] Korsgaard, Christine (2000), Las
