Resultados de búsqueda - "philosopher"

Un incidente misterioso, el lenguaje poético y Palestina Gayosso Martínez, Felipe

Estudios de Asia y África

“…This interpretation of the poem “Ka-Ḥādiṯatin Ġāmiḍatin” (Like a Mysterious Event) by Mahmud Darwish is based on a personal translation (from Arabic to Spanish) of the poem, and on the philosophical studies on language and poetry by Martin Heidegger, as well as the concept of the engaged writer by Jean-Paul Sartre. …”

Sobre la teoría musical en India antigua. Análisis del concepto de śruti en los sistemas tonales índicos Cortés Cisneros, Óscar Andrés, Rentería Alejandre, Sergio Armando

Estudios de Asia y África

“…Music theory is an essential aspect of religious, theological, philosophical, and literary thought in India. “Śruti” is a core concept in studies on Indian musicology, and this article presents an introductory analysis divided into three main interconnected topics: the antecedents of the śruti concept in the sāman song, the composition of the śruti (microtone) in ancient India’s musical system and, finally, the presentation of a hypothetical reconstruction of the primary scales originated of the Bharata tonal system. …”

Rectificar la estupidez y Corregir la ignorancia: las inscripciones del Oeste y del Este de Zhang Zai Costantini, Filippo

Estudios de Asia y África

“…In this collaboration, I present the complete Spanish translation of these two brief yet profound works, which encapsulate some of the key metaphysical and ethical principles of Zhang Zai’s philosophical system.…”

Resúmenes de novedades Foro Internacional, Revista

Foro Internacional

“…Niko Kolodny, The Pecking Order: Social Hierarchy as a Philosophical Problem, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University Press, 2023, 496 pp. …”

Traducir y comprender el sāṃkhya. Problemas hermenéuticos en torno a prakṛti Martino, Gabriel

Estudios de Asia y África

“…This dual strategy improves our understanding of some chief notions of the Sāmμkhya-Kārikā and reveals the difficulties of translating this classical Indian philosophical text.…”

Dioniso en México o cómo leyeron nuestros clásicos a los clásicos griegos Quintanilla, Susana

Historia Mexicana

“…It aims at describing a decisive phase in the sentimental education of Alfonso Reyes, Antonio Caso, and Pedro Hernriquez Ureña, who, during this period (1906-1909), lived under the influence of the Greek classic writers and of the interpretations that nineteenth-century philosophers and writers made  about them. Each chapter in this story narrates a key episode in the characters' friendship, locating it in its immediate setting and construing it as part of the world of the book and literature. …”

“El alma de las flores”. La compasión del Buda Gotama en la poesía de Kaneko Misuzu: “The Soul of Flowers” Villamor Herrero, Efraín

Estudios de Asia y África

“…This paper discusses the similarity of some of Misuzu’s poems with the teachings of the Goutama Buddha, mainly focusing on how she professes compassion towards plants and other objects regarded as lifeless in the Buddhist philosophical context.…”

La teoría de la prehistoria humana de Karl Marx Boltvinik, Julio

Estudios Sociológicos

“…For this beginning, the article follows the philosophical anthropology of Marx-Markus. The end of prehistory becomes possible when human beings create the conditions to overcome scarcity and alienation. …”

¿Nosotros, ustedes o ellos?: lo español en la memoria nacionalista de la arquitectura mexicana Lozoya, Johanna

Historia Mexicana

“…The new mestizo tradition in Mexican architectural historiography was invented after the 1930's by sublimating the racist character ever-present in the development of the philosophical, aesthetical, and scientific structures of modern Mexican architectural thought. …”

Culturas del cuerpo y de la mente en el Compendio de Caraka Arnau, Juan

Estudios de Asia y África

“…We see one of the first efforts to define medical knowledge, against the interference of philosophical or anthropological doctrines of Brahmanical ideology. …”

El problema mente-cuerpo en la antigua China: discusiones recientes Mina, Federico Daniel

Estudios de Asia y África

“…Even though the mind-body problem has been a primary concern in Indo-European thought, philosophers in Ancient China showed little interest in the subject. …”

A orillas de la Revolución: Martín Luis Guzmán en Madrid (1915) Quintanilla, Susana

Historia Mexicana

“…Underneath wartime plundering, eighteenth-century beliefs in social progress and human civilization collapsed, and other political and philosophical credos sprouted, while aesthetic avant-gardes created new forms of artistic and literary expression.That same year, from his exile in Madrid, Martín Luis Guzmán would define the coordinates that would guide his life, while trying to assimilate his recent experiences during the Mexican Revolution and make way as a writer, under the immediate protection of Alfonso Reyes and the far-away but determining one of Pedro Henríquez Ureña. …”

El argumento indio sobre la existencia de Dios: una lectura a través de sus críticos Figueroa Castro, Óscar

Estudios de Asia y África

“…This essay shows the great sophistication reached by Indian philosophical speculation around the problem of God’s existence between the seventh and eleventh centuries. …”

¿Existe una filosofía china? Apropiaciones e inversiones en Breve historia de la filosofía china de Féng Yŏulán Herrera, Julieta Marina

Estudios de Asia y África

“…The analysis of the argumentative method of Féng Yŏulán in this work highlights the strategic and provisional nature of the dichotomies, such as that between the philosophical and the religious or between the mystical and the rational, which have been the margin and the silhouette of the formation of an allegedly essential idea of philosophy in modernity. …”

A propósito de la categoría de género : leer a Joan Scott Tarrés, María Luisa

Estudios Sociológicos

“…To do this, we rely on two existing currents of contemporaryacademic debate: the postcolonial, based on a critique to the Western feminism, andpostmodern, represented by the early work of Judith Butler, who from a position es-sentially philosophical and psychoanalytic radically questions the category of genderand its place in the construction of subjective identities.…”

Utopías de la traducción: el judeo-árabe entre el temor y la confianza. Ecos descolonizadores de pensadores judíos árabes de todos los tiempos Rabinovich, Silvana

Estudios de Asia y África

“…In translation (in a philosophical sense), seeking to de-essentialize Hebrew and Arabic, I see utopia as enabling the decolonization of political theology for the sake of a cosmopolitics of language. …”

La lucha contra la corrupción en la Nueva España según la visión de los neoestoicos Cárdenas Gutiérrez, Salvador

Historia Mexicana

“…Topics such as the “deception” produced by vanity and adulation, as opposed  to the “truth” revealed by virtue, were frequent in baroque  sermons,  panegyrics and festive and ceremonial  emblems inspired in this philosophical viewpoint. However, this same viewpoint attempted to unite  ethics and the  struggle  for power by taking advantage of the ludic dimension of virtue, just as Seneca had proposed and the authors  of courtly New-Spanish literature had repeated.…”

Algunas consideraciones en torno al origen de la lógica en India Arnau, Juan

Estudios de Asia y África

“…The paper explores the philosophical and religious consequences of this attitude in the context of ancient debates and the rise of a developed logic in India.…”

Acerca del referente último del Ṛg Veda Hernández Quiroz, Anselmo

Estudios de Asia y África

“…For that reason, I consider that the most ancient Vedic thought—as confirmed in the Ṛg-Veda—differs from both religious and philosophical thought, as these remain defined by the concepts of “God” and “principle”. …”

Viaje de un panfleto. Lorenzo Ignazio Thjulen y la lengua de la Revolución Rojas, Rafael

Historia Mexicana

“…Indispensable para todos los que deseen entender la nueva lengua revolucionaria ["New Philosophical-Democratic Vocabulary. Indispensable for All Those Who Wish to Understand the New Revolutionary Language"], by the Jesuit Lorenzo Ignazio Thjulen (Gothenburg, 1746-Bologna, 1833), as well as the impact it had on the press and pamphlet-writing of the time. 1834 was a crucial year in the political history of the First Federal Republic, for it saw the confrontation between Valentín Gómez Farías' reform project and the anti-liberal reaction against it. …”