I’m working on another paper on Harry Frankfurt’s ideas of love: The Self-love Practical Constitution of the Person. The first aim of my paper is to describe the characteristics of Harry Frankfurt’s account of the self-love practical constitution of the person. The second aim is to highlight some problems with this account. The final aim is to present a potential solution inspired by concepts in Robert Spaemann’s explanation of the nature of a person.
The extended abstract is in Academia.edu.
La antigua página web sobre filosofía de la acción, fundada por Andrei Buckareff y Constantine Sandis ha vuelto de la mano de un nuevo editor: Istvan Zoltan Zardai. Resalta en ella: Researchers Working on Action and Agency Bibliographies Journals
Acabo de terminar de diseñar dos nuevas materias de “Análisis de textos filosóficos” dedicadas enteramente a temas sobre la libertad y la acción humana. Las materias serán dictadas en la Facultad Eclesiástica de la Universidad de Navarra. Para acceder a ellas haz click en las fotos/dibujos: Análisis de textos filosóficos I: ¿Son compatibles la libertad y […]
Abstract: Harry Frankfurt has published On Inequality, but this is not the first time he has written about this subject. Frankfurt already criticized a rationalistic notion of equality on other occasions (Frankfurt, 1987 & 1997). In these works he says a rationalistic notion of equality cannot fit in with our belief that agents possess their own […]
Alarcón, Enrique. “Libertad y necesidad”, Anuario Filosófico, 43, 2010, pp. 25-46.
Fuente: philosophicalimpressions Resumen: El presente artículo tiene dos finalidades. La primera es demostrar que la teoría del determinismo, que pretende fundarse en los principios de las ciencias experimentales, no puede ser considerada como una explicación compatible con tales ciencias. Para ello, utilizamos algunas ideas de Mariano Artigas sobre la capacidad explicativa de las teorías científicas […]
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Elizabeth Anscombe (G. E. M. Anscombe). G.E.M. Anscombe (1919-2001) was a British analytic philosopher often credited with initiating the return to the study of the virtues in her famous essay, “Modern Moral Philosophy” and with revitalizing interest in the philosophy of action with her enormously influential monograph, Intention. In this series…
Originally posted on The Virtue Blog:
Elizabeth Anscombe (G. E. M. Anscombe). Image from Cambridge Women Philosophers. G.E.M. Anscombe (1919-2001) was a British analytic philosopher often credited with initiating the return to the study of the virtues in her famous essay, “Modern Moral Philosophy” and with revitalizing interest in the philosophy of action with her…
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Elizabeth Anscombe Note: This is part one of a three part series. The St Andrews Studies in Philosophy and Public Affairs, a series run under the auspices of the Centre for Ethics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs at the University of St Andrews and overseen by John Haldane, has now…
La primera impresión puede ser que este debate sobre la libertad y el determinismo es irrelevante. Que somos libres y eso es todo, es un dato de la experiencia. Esto es en parte cierto. La libertad humana es innegable. Tenemos experiencia de ella nos guste o no. Sin embargo, la vida y experiencia del libre […]
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