Publicado en 1895, este breve dialogo filosofico entre Aquiles y una tortuga, es una parabola logica inspirada en la famosa paradoja de Zenon, pero aplicada a la logica del razonamiento en lugar del movimiento fisico.
Die Auseinandersetzung mit der Kritik der reinen Vernunft ist auch nach fast einem Vierteljahrtausend fur alle zentralen Theoriestucke kontrovers geblieben.
This book explores perspectives from new comparativism and new dialogism to expand research horizons and develop a comprehensive, multidimensional, and multilevel research method and model.
This book explores perspectives from new comparativism and new dialogism to expand research horizons and develop a comprehensive, multidimensional, and multilevel research method and model.
This book reimagines the foundations of moral philosophy by centering on the ethical significance of second-personal experience—our direct, lived responsiveness to others.
This book reimagines the foundations of moral philosophy by centering on the ethical significance of second-personal experience—our direct, lived responsiveness to others.
Beginning with the premise that religious and non-religious identities were fluid, overlapping phenomena rather than static, binary conditions, this timely edited collection challenges the traditional notion that atheism was an acute intellectual innovation of Western modernity by rethinking its multifarious pre-modern manifestations and impact in Brazil, China, England, France, Italy, New England, Poland, Scotland, Spain, and Transylvania.
Beginning with the premise that religious and non-religious identities were fluid, overlapping phenomena rather than static, binary conditions, this timely edited collection challenges the traditional notion that atheism was an acute intellectual innovation of Western modernity by rethinking its multifarious pre-modern manifestations and impact in Brazil, China, England, France, Italy, New England, Poland, Scotland, Spain, and Transylvania.
This book introduces fundamental questions and problems driving debates in contemporary African philosophy of religion, which has emerged recently as one of the most vibrant new fields of African philosophy.
The Necessity of Freedom in Hegel's Turn Between Logic and History explores Hegel's claim that freedom is not just an abstract ideal but a necessary foundation for philosophy itself.