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How far go the links of Hegel to Aristotle? In what sense can we say that Hegel's philosophy aspires to be the consummation of the aristotelian one? In this article we analyze the meaning and equivalence of the concepts of νοῦς and ... of the paragraph Met. Λ 7, 1072b18-30, in Hegelian philosophy. Especially with the concept of "effective reality" (Wirklichkeit). In the ancient world, imitatio auctoris was cultivated as a conscious eagerness to understand and appropriate a content that was considered valuable and true. The imitatio did not consist in the crude repetition of an author, but in the effort to improve the understanding of a truth that one wishes to illuminate. Hegel imitates Aristotle to the point of emulating him. He overcomes the past without completely eliminating it. He contains it, updates it and keeps it alive. The Hegelian Aufhebung is imitatio of the classics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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According to the classical notion, law is the object of justice; it is also classically said that the ius is just, what is due. According to this, the ius naturale is what is just, which is based on nature and is what is due by nature. Faced with these classical notions, Thomas Hobbes defines the ius naturale as the liberty that each man has to use his own power as he wishes, for the preservation of his own nature, that is, of his life. We can also mark the difference between the classical conception of natural law as a judgement of practical reason that orders man towards the end inscribed in his nature, allowing him to recognize good and evil in order to achieve the former and avoid the latter, and the modern Hobbesian notion that conceives the lex naturalis as a general norm that obliges you to do what best preserves your life or omit what could destroy it or deprive you of the means to preserve it. The objective of this article is to show how and why we can reach such marked differences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this paper I wish to explore how Wittgenstein's pyrronism can be understood. I do not want to get into discussion with authors who supporting or rejecting this appellation for Wittgenstein. My intention is considering the conflict of opinions, the suspension of judgment, ataraxy and philosophy as ethic and then analyzing whether through these concepts some kind of similarity can be established between Wittgenstein and pyrronism. In the same way, I consider it useful if the text serves to show that all the similarities between the way Wittgenstein's philosophy is conceived and the pyrrhonics can serve to defend Wittgenstein's neopyrrhonism as something more than a simple family resemblance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article is a review of the book "Qué hacer con estos pedazos" by Piedad Bonnett. The author highlights that the novel addresses the themes of old age and women, which are recurring in Bonnett's work. The story focuses on Emilia, who faces emotional and familial stagnation in her life. Through the metaphor of remodeling the kitchen, the protagonist reflects on her existence and seeks to break free from patriarchy. Although the novel is written from the perspective of a bourgeois protagonist, it is recommended for those who wish to delve into Bonnett's work. [Extracted from the article]

The name of Karl Lachmann has been key in the broad field of Humanities in the European territory from the Nineteenth-Century on; the importance of its work, however, was increased because of a series of misunderstandings laid upon the preface to De rerum natura. Lachmann's edition of this book by Lucretius was told to be the foundation of a different method for Philology: the Stemmatic Method or family tree method. In this paper we wish to introduce Lachmann's work and the content of this important preface, one of the discipline's key sources. We will render, as well, some of the theoretical and political stances that this lachmannian method has inherited to other associated disciplines, expressing a specific sort of academic pursuit of origins of culture as a path to explaining it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article proposes the sociology of experience as a theoretical and conceptual instrument to understand the process of building professional identity. This sociological approach makes it possible to analyze any contemporary profession, and it offers another perspective to those who wish to take it on as a subject of study. Professional identity today thus obeys a complex, non-linear, differentiated, and subjective process, as it is based on personal biographies in order to consolidate itself. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In "La casa de Asterión", a short story included in the book El Aleph, by Jorge Luis Borges, the protagonist, a Minotaur, shows his inner being, speak for himself, and expresses his point of view. The Minotaur also wishes for the redemption of something unbearable, so he barely defends himself from Theseus'attack. In this article the monstrous in literature is referred to, the labyrinths, the fantastic literature, and passages of studies and interviews with Borges about these themes are quoted, essential in his pages. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Even if it is true that the literary constants in Miguel Delibes work are the childhood, fellowship, and nature, it is no less true that practically all his novels gravitate around an obsessive idea: death. Precisely, this thematic recurrence is the fact analyzed in this article: quantitatively because it is not negligible that 364 deaths are explicitly cited in his 26 novels, and qualitatively because it seems difficult to imagine his work without stalking death, because even in these works in which death is not the central issue, it becomes inseparable from the main plot, either as a catalyst for everything else or as an indispensable accessory to the essential. Mainly because death is not an accident in the life work of Delibes, but the main reason that justifies them. The constant presence of death cannot be separated from a certain religious sentiment that Delibes professed, so the last sacramental wishes are reflected in a large number of characters immediately before passing away. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article "Introduction to Corpus Linguistics in Spanish" is a review of the book written by Guillermo Rojo, which presents in a simple and didactic way the situation of corpus linguistics in the Hispanic context. The book is structured in seven chapters that provide the necessary conceptualization to understand the subject matter addressed in each one. Practical activities and recommended readings are included to delve deeper into each topic. The author describes how to use various corpora and presents tables and graphs to illustrate the process. This work can be used as a reference for those who wish to approach the world of corpus linguistics. [Extracted from the article]

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The article is an editorial from the magazine "Debates en Sociología" of the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. The magazine is dedicated to presenting high-quality scientific research in social sciences that are relevant to social reality and the current situation in Latin America and Peru. In this issue 57 of the magazine, the new styles and themes implemented during the work of Deborah Delgado Pugley are reflected. The magazine seeks to maintain the quality and reliability of the published research papers and contribute to global, regional, and national debates on various social, cultural, political, gender, and environmental issues. This issue presents a dossier on alternatives and resistances to hegemonic capitalist models in rural worlds. The magazine is open to all individuals who wish to contribute with their academic research to improve knowledge of reality and alternatives to current challenges. [Extracted from the article]

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The text is a review of the book "Psychiatric Power" by Michel Foucault, published in 2005. The author highlights Foucault's extensive career and dedication to medicine and medical knowledge. The book is a continuation and revision of his classic work "History of Madness in the Classical Age". Foucault analyzes the relationship between power and psychiatry, arguing that it is the power of institutions that underlies and legitimizes psychiatric discourse. He also explores different types of power, such as sovereign power and disciplinary power. The author suggests that the book is a good inspiration for those who wish to reexamine Foucault's work from an ethical perspective. [Extracted from the article]

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The article titled "Happy New Year 2023!" is an editorial note from the Chemical Technology Magazine. The author, Romelia Hing Cortón, congratulates the members of the work team and the collaborators of the magazine for the new year. She also thanks the referees who have worked with them during the past year and mentions some of them. The author wishes health and professional and personal success to everyone and dedicates a thought to professors Antonio Pons Hernández and Aldo Hernández Monzón, who were part of the magazine's arbitration team for many years. Romelia Hing Cortón is the director and editor of the Chemical Technology Magazine. [Extracted from the article]

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The Government of Navarra has launched Spain's first "ecolabel" for transportation and logistics. This green label aims to intensify the commitment of companies in the sector to the environment and energy savings, as well as improve their competitiveness. Companies that wish to be certified must meet a series of criteria and commit to achieving objectives within a specified timeframe. This ecological label is not part of ISO quality certifications, but rather a sectoral and regional commitment by companies. [Extracted from the article]