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Ética Cuidado del alma Solidaridad Tradición socrática Admiración Atención Vida humana, Ethics Care of the soul Solidarity Socratic tradition Wonder Attention Human life Proporcione sus comentarios sobre BizChat
Ética Humana
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La lectura de este libro es una invitación a prestar atención. Un buen libro de ética en donde se trata de las grandes cuestiones relacionadas con el meollo de la vida humana. Porque de eso va la ética, de lo que a todos nos incumbe. Lo que la tradición socrática ha llamado el cuidado del alma está esencialmente vinculado con los demás. Esto significa que la patria de lo humano no es el ?soy?, sino el ?aquí me tienes?. De ella surge la auténtica solidaridad. Esta sensibilidad es también la condición del admirarse de la vida. La mirada atenta es admiración, que Descartes situaba como la primera de todas las pasiones. Lo que lleva a decir que, para escribir sobre ética, hay que estar admirado, hay que estar apasionado por la vida.Cuando los decorados de lo banal desaparecen, sólo queda lo que de veras cuenta. Lo único que de veras cuenta.
Reading this book is an invitation to pay attention. It is an excellent work on ethics that addresses the great questions at the heart of human life, because that is what ethics is about: what concerns us all. What the Socratic tradition has called the care of the soul is essentially linked to others. This means that the homeland of the human being is not “I am,” but rather “here I am for you.” From this arises genuine solidarity. This sensitivity is also the condition for being amazed by life. An attentive gaze is a form of wonder, which Descartes regarded as the first of all passions. This leads us to say that, in order to write about ethics, one must be filled with wonder and deeply passionate about life. When the scenery of the trivial disappears, only what truly matters remains. The only thing that truly matters.
Reading this book is an invitation to pay attention. It is an excellent work on ethics that addresses the great questions at the heart of human life, because that is what ethics is about: what concerns us all. What the Socratic tradition has called the care of the soul is essentially linked to others. This means that the homeland of the human being is not “I am,” but rather “here I am for you.” From this arises genuine solidarity. This sensitivity is also the condition for being amazed by life. An attentive gaze is a form of wonder, which Descartes regarded as the first of all passions. This leads us to say that, in order to write about ethics, one must be filled with wonder and deeply passionate about life. When the scenery of the trivial disappears, only what truly matters remains. The only thing that truly matters.
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