Bravo, Nassim Federico
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Bravo, Nassim Federico
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Bravo, Nassim
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0000-0003-1165-2496
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CGA-7419-2022
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57218713141
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Item type:Publication, In Search of “That Archimedean Point”: The Development of Selfhood in Kierkegaard’s Journal of Gilleleje(2021)<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title> <jats:p>This article offers a philosophical account of the so-called journal of Gilleleje. I would like to argue that in this text from 1835 one can trace the early philosophical musings of Kierkegaard on the existential question of the discovery of the self and the development of selfhood, one of the main motifs in the authorship of the Dane. Additionally, I discuss the literary trends of the 1830s in Golden Age Denmark, particularly the boom of the Danish short novel and Heiberg’s admiration of Goethe, analyzing in what way this local context impacted Kierkegaard’s ideas in the journal of Gilleleje.</jats:p>Scopus© Citations 1 6 2 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Item type:Publication, La invasión silenciosa de la tecnología inteligente. Una relectura de “Los caballos de Abdera” de L. Lugones(2020); In this paper, the epistemological boundaries between myth and science fiction are elucidated within the story “Los caballos de Abdera” (Las fuerzas extrañas). It is shown that even though the narrative treatment proposed by the Argentine author is not science fiction, it offers a model of the naturalization of fantastic events. In the first part we discuss the hermeneutical keys of this Lugonian reading, underscoring the flexibility of myth to adapt itself to the narrative paradigms of different ages. Using this plasticity of the mythical form, in the second part we analyze the process of familiarization through which the excessive use of technology in our daily lives has become normal. The purpose of this is to outline one of the recurring themes in science fiction: the invasion of alien beings.Scopus© Citations 1 34 2
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