El valor como medida de la trascendencia
Francisco Romero and Augusto Salazar Bondy were interested in anthropological and axiological issues, the updating and dissemination of philosophical work in general, especially in Spanish language. Both were interested in the development of philosophy in Latin America. Although the subsequent e...
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| Sumario: | Francisco Romero and Augusto Salazar Bondy were interested in anthropological
and axiological issues, the updating and dissemination of philosophical
work in general, especially in Spanish language. Both were interested in
the development of philosophy in Latin America. Although the subsequent
evolution of Salazar’s thought followed different theoretical lines to those of
Romero, it is possible to note they shared some ideas about value, in particular
those that Salazar developed during the first stage of his intellectual career,
between 1958 and 1964. The idea of transcendence of Romero is consistent
with the thesis about value as being unreal, and which lies in the “ideal opportunity”
or open–transcendence, to a peculiar correlation, by reference to
which the entity reaches its fullness. |
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