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Pelayo Pérez García, worldly philosopher: a navigation through excess
This review explores the life and work of Pelayo Pérez García, director of Eikasía, a Journal of Philosophy, examining his various journeys: from poetry to philosophy, from philosophical materialism to phenomenology, and from Ortiz de Urbina's work to ...
Alberto Hidalgo Tuñón
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The first half of the paper discusses Wittgenstein’s critique of metaphysics in the Philosophical Investigations, why metaphysical uses of language are idling, by examining the rationale and method of inquiry informing Descartes’ first principle of ...
Niklas Toivakainen
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Pelayo Pérez García, philosopher of the hyletic and wild soul
In this work, I study the philosophical contributions of Pelayo Pérez, who died on January 30, 2025. I base my work on reading and rereading his texts, but I have also been influenced by the direct contact I was fortunate enough to share with him.
Silverio Sánchez Corredera
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Too Much, Too Mild, Too Early: Diagnosing the Excessive Expansion of Diagnoses
Bjørn Hofmann1,2 1Institute for the Health Sciences, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Gjøvik, Norway; 2The Centre of Medical Ethics, Faculty of Medicine, the University of Oslo, Oslo, NorwayCorrespondence: Bjørn Hofmann, Institute for the ...
Hofmann B
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Excessive applications unnecessary
I heartily agree with Dr Delva’s article in the January 2021 issue of Canadian Family Physician[1][1] about the excessive number of Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS) applications, and how this is often not necessary.
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Verdant Surfaces and Ambiguous Vividity: Ebony G. Patterson at CAMSTL
Jay Buchanan
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The relevance of the problems of this article is due to the need to improve law enforcement practice in the field of qualification of crimes under Articles 285 and 286 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
POPOVA Evgenia Mikhailovna
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“In His Blood the Plunge and Rise of Elevators”: Posthuman Manhattan in Steven Millhauser’s Martin Dressler [PDF]
In his novel Martin Dressler (1997), contemporary American author Steven Millhauser writes an alternative, fictional history of urban development in 19th century Manhattan to resettle the perceived boundaries between the human and the non-human.
Anamaria Schwab
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Voix naturelle, voix dénaturée, voix maîtrisée
Pierre Dubois
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This article examines the distinctive characteristics of Bonaventure’s interpretation of the experiential-sapiential knowledge of God based on some selected texts from his Commentary on the Sentences and De scientia Christi.
Attila Puskás
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