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Sánchez Cuervo, AntolínKeywords
Nicolethics
exile
Spanish philosophy
Nicol
ética
exilio
filosofía española
Philosophy (General)
B1-5802
Philosophy. Psychology. Religion
B
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In 2007 is completed the centennial Eduardo Nicol, one of the most excellent philosophers in the Spanish exile of 1939, whose work has not still received, however, the attention that deserves. Contrary to other excellent thinkers of this exile like José Gaos, Nicol distanced from the «personalist» philosophy of Ortega, to outline rather for the universality and objectivity of the lógos. One of their original taxes to this was their position of a communicative ethics, inspired by the radically expressive condition of man and the community sense of their existence, in front of the constrictions of the contemporary instrumental «scientism».<br><br>En 2007 se cumple el centenario Eduardo Nicol, uno de los filósofos más relevantes del exilio español de 1939, cuya obra no ha recibido aún, sin embargo, la atención que merece. A diferencia de otros pensadores emblemáticos de dicho exilio como José Gaos, Nicol se desmarcó de la filosofía «personalista » de Ortega, apostando más bien por la universalidad y objetividad del logos. Una de sus contribuciones originales a la misma fue su planteamiento de una ética dialógica, inspirada en la condición radicalmente expresiva del hombre y en el sentido comunitario de su existencia, frente a los reduccionismos del cientismo instrumental contemporáneo.Date
2007-06-01Type
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