Filosofando con Martín

 Corrupción  Tiempo estimado de lectura 5:20 minutos Leer en inglés Apreciar la corrupción desde la apuesta que propone Edmund Husserl en su fenomenología, podría ser una de tantas posibilidades existentes con la que se identificaría de manera más cercana, ya que parte desde la propia experiencia, como aquel objeto – en este caso la corrupción, materializado como fenómeno objeto de estudio –, que no es precisamente aquello que se encuentra oculto o difícil de identificar en nuestro entorno y cotidianidad, al contrario. Este artículo dejará de ser abordado desde sus etapas [1] para crear nuestras propias particularidades desde donde podamos identificarlo y entrar a cuestionar en aquello de la virtud que existe en cada uno de nosotros como seres pensantes en tanto filósofos.   Hay diferentes acepciones sobre el vocablo corrupción o corrumpere, según Educalingo (s.f.) es “una interrupción progresiva en algo: la humedad corrompe muchas sustancias orgánicas. Estropear mor...

 CORRUPTION Estimated reading time 5:20 minutes Read in Spanish   Appreciating corruption from the bet proposed by Edmund Husserl in his phenomenology, could be one of many existing possibilities with which he would identify himself more closely, since it starts from experience itself, as that object – in this case, the corruption, materialized as a phenomenon under study – that is not precisely that which is hidden or difficult to identify in our environment and daily life, on the contrary, but in this article shall cease to be approached from their stages [1] to create our own peculiarities from which we can identify you, and to enter to question, in what virtue there is in each of us as beings thinking in both philosophers.   There are different meanings of the word corruption or corrumpere, according to Educalingo (n.f.) it is "a progressive interruption in something: humidity corrupts many organic substances. Morally and spiritually spoil the customs. Buy with money...

                                                                             Tiempo estimado de lectura 6:30 minutos     Leer en inglés La filosofía no posa de ser adivinadora, pero sí alberga la posibilidad de pensar en lo porvenir, la filosofía futurista a partir del repensar las condiciones pasadas puede lograr convertirse en ello tal y como lo expuso en su obra Riccardo Campa de la Universidad Jagellónica, ubicada en Cracovia, Polonia, “Tratado de filosofía futurista” y teniendo como referencia la apuesta de Filippo Tommaso Marinetti. Preguntarnos sobre la guerra requiere de ese ejercicio un tanto hermenéutico por demás político en el que lo futurista sobrepasa lo artístico, lo ético, lo ...

  Estimated reading time 6: 30 minutes   Read in Spanish The philosophy does not pose to be divining, but holds the possibility of thinking about the future, philosophy, futuristic starting to rethink past conditions may become in this, as exhibited in his work Riccardo Campa of the Jagiellonian University, located in Kraków, Poland, “the Treatise of philosophy futurist” and taking as reference the bet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti. To ask ourselves about war requires that somewhat hermeneutic exercise in which the futurist surpasses the artistic, the ethical, the poetic, the epistemological and so on, to get to situate ourselves in what is given to us within the context in which we live. Already in the article on this blog titled Philosophy of the War , were some concerns to the debate concerning the implications shooting war is not experienced by many of our readers, perhaps studied so fragile and perhaps understood by those who have experienced it both as participants and v...