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The cause of our actions in the Meno [77a-78] and in Gorgias [466a-481c] of Plato

Publicado el 10 octubre, 2019 por Martin Montoya

By Erick Kente Human action has always a reason, because it is done out of knowledge and free will and this differentiates it from act of man. In our daily normal life we make choices of what to do or what … Seguir leyendo →

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VIDEO: Anselm Mueller, “Is Practical Truth a Chimera? Questions for Anscombe”

Publicado el 11 julio, 2017 por Martin Montoya

Originalmente publicado en The Virtue Blog:
Anselm Mueller, Trier University gave this keynote “Is Practical Truth a Chimera? Questions for Anscombe”at the workshop Practical Truth: Reflections on the Aristotelian Tradition, April 21-22, 2017. In a number of papers, Anscombe raises…

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Philosophical progress: Why not consensus

Publicado el 4 febrero, 2016 por Martin Montoya

Nicholas Rescher, 2014. Philosophical Progress: And Other Philosophical Studies. Ontos, Berlín: 12-13. There is a good reason why the “big questions” of philosophy are in the final analysis consensus precluding. It roots in the observation, already made by Aristotle, the father of … Seguir leyendo →

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