Reason in Question
Implications of the Crisis of Reason in the Teaching of Ethics
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https://doi.org/10.59057/iberoleon.20075316.20093778Keywords:
crisis of reason, ethical teaching, intuition, philosophy and art, ethical valuesAbstract
This article examines the implications of the crisis of reason in the teaching of ethics, analyzing how the insufficiency of rational and abstract categories generates the need to seek new forms of philosophical expression. It explores the connection between philosophy and art as complementary forms of knowledge, as well as the possibilities of transmitting ethical values in a world marked by the crisis of reason.
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