Hombre verdadero / True Human Being
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El artículo es homenaje al Prof. Jorge Ayala, a su bondad e integridad tanto a un nivel personal como intelectual. Para ilustrar el sentido de su escrito, el autor se remite a una concepción sobre la coherencia entre el pensar y la existencia que puede rastrearse en parte de la historia intelectual de Occidente: un modo de vivir el pensamiento, los valores y creencias donde nuestras decisiones intelectuales son reflejo de un modo de ser; algo muy próximo al concepto de «verdad moral» de Baltasar Gracián.
This article is a tribute to Prof. Jorge Ayala, to his kindness and integrity, in both a personal and intellectual sense. In order to contextualise the meaning of Ayala’s contribution, this article refers to a particular conception of coherence between thought and existence which can be traced in part to the main course of Western intellectual history: a way of experiencing the thought, values and beliefs through which our intellectual choices reflect a way of being –an understanding which is very close to Baltasar Gracián’s notion of «moral truth».
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