Two approaches can be distinguished in the study of human subjectivity, the phenomenological and the constructivist. The first begins with the description and reflection of the experience of the individual self; the second, ...

Descartes’ and Montaigne’s solitudes are usually compared. Nevertheless, the second one is the solitude of an I that discovers itself as a work of plurality and harmony with nature; and the first one, conversely, is a ...

In this text, we reflect on the ends of French phenomenological ontology from a reading of fragment 3 of Parmenides’ poem, a fragment that points out the possible as a fundamental aspect of the access to Being. We will ...

Luego de muchas reuniones virtuales y un agotador proceso de organización, el 19 y 20 de noviembre de 2021 se celebró el XVII Simposio de Estudiantes de Filosofía de la PUCP. El evento contó con 6 mesas de estudiantes ...

There is a certain status quaestionis among philosophers that usually portrays analytic philosophy and hermeneutical phenomenology as conflicting. However, some decades ago, some neo-pragmatic interpretations of Wittgenstein ...

Era mediados de febrero de 2021, año del bicentenario del Perú, y el gobierno interino acababa de extender la cuarentena de emergencia debido a los altos niveles de propagación del COVID-19 en 32 provincias de 17 regiones ...

Peru is configured as a country rich in cultures and languages, which are associated with unique ways of seeing and understanding the world. For several decades, an educational model based on the recognition of each and ...

This contribution deals with the Argentinian philosopher Eugenio Pucciarelli (1907-1995) and his reception of phenomenology, which he endows with a humanistic accent. After introducing his contribution to phenomenology in ...

The observation of linguistic diversity is frequently used as a datum to explain cultural diversity. In this way, two types of experiences, very different in their mode of constitution, are homologized, making it impossible ...