Manifesto of the Persians

Posted by on Jun 11, 2015 in Philosophy and ethics | 0 comments

Manifesto of the Persians.

Dated political text in 1814, coinciding with the return of Ferdinand VII of France once the Spanish War of Independence. We consider the collective copyright, as it is manifest that a group of ordinary members of the Cortes of Cadiz, elected after the promulgation of the 1812 Constitution, direct the Spanish monarch. This group of deputies was absolutist ideology and are known as “The Persians, by making reference to the Persian kings at the beginning of writing. The Read More

That is

Posted by on Mar 5, 2015 in Philosophy and ethics | 0 comments

Philosophy
Philosophy is an activity that involves thinking and reasoning about concepts and ideas whose meaning is commonly understood or taken for granted.
Philosophical activity is initiated, therefore, in asking questions about concepts by argument or reasoning.
The philosophy is primarily an effort to think for ourselves on very varied, but have in common to humans.

The origin of philosophy.
The term philosophy comes from Greek and means <<amor to sabiduría>>. The etymological

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Authors philosophical

Posted by on Oct 8, 2014 in Philosophy and ethics | 0 comments

Ludwig Wittgenstein.

Will be considered the main representative of the “analytical theory” philosophy that has been devoted to the study of language. Two are his works: Tractatus logico-philosophes phicus and Philosophical Investigations. For him, language function is to provide an image, a picture of reality. Therefore, the limits of language are the limits of the world. There is only appropriate language: the logical or scientific. He said: <what can not speak better shut up> and after Read More

The slum

Posted by on Jun 30, 2014 in Philosophy and ethics | 0 comments

The Flophouse

Any man, hardworking and very economizer acquire wealth, to a friend of a blind black and feel increasingly thirst for wealth. Get confusion with a new neighbor (Miranda) to compete feet of earth. Enough to steal to build what both craved: a tenement with houses and tubs for valets. Thrived in their design. John envied your neighbor. Came to live at the home of Miranda, Henry, a medical student, to finish their studies. In this house, besides slaves and his family lived a gentleman

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Descartes thinking substance

Posted by on Sep 12, 2013 in Philosophy and ethics | 0 comments

CONCEPT: doubt and certainty. At the beginning of the text, Descartes proposed, reject everything you can imagine in doubt. That means that Descartes means certain as truth. Despite that truth is objective and subjective certainty. On the other hand the text says three things about the questions: 1.

Serves to prevent error and discover truth. 2. methodical doubt is theoretical, practical life. 3. the question is lack of thought.

The human being doubt be recognized as a finite and an infinite perfect
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The Dionysian tragic art (notion)

Posted by on Jun 22, 2013 in Philosophy and ethics | 0 comments

Artist tragic. For Nietzsche the reality is vital, therefore, life becomes 
the object of his philosophy and the source from which arises all the concrete and changing, it is
say, the real. If reality is pure becoming, can not grasp the concept, but
metaphor, since this does not provide an unambiguous meaning (objectivity) but accepts
plurality and subjectivity of the same (outlook). Therefore, art for Nietzsche
is the only appropriate tool for understanding life, it asserts the multiplicity

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