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Cátedra Iberdrola de Ética Económica y Empresarial, ética, libertad, razón, moral, humanización., ethics, freedom, reason, morality, humanization.
Ethos y Logos: esencia de lo humano y base de la moral,
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El texto Ethos y Logos: Esencia de lo Humano y Base de la Moral, de José Luis Fernández Fernández, explora los fundamentos filosóficos que definen la naturaleza humana desde la ética y la lógica. El autor sostiene que el ser humano se distingue por su doble condición: es un sujeto moral (ethos) y un ser racional (logos). Esta unión le permite pensar, decidir y actuar libremente, trascendiendo los impulsos biológicos e instintivos. A través del lenguaje y la capacidad de negación, el individuo ejerce su libertad para construir su propio carácter y biografía moral. Fernández destaca que la ética surge de esta interacción entre razón y moralidad, donde el ser humano se convierte en autor de su propia vida y responsable de sus decisiones, orientadas hacia la plenitud, la felicidad y la humanización.
Ethos and Logos: The Essence of Humanity and the Basis of Morality, by José Luis Fernández Fernández, explores the philosophical foundations that define human nature through ethics and logic. The author argues that humans possess a dual essence: they are moral beings (ethos) and rational beings (logos). This combination allows individuals to think, decide, and act freely, transcending biological instincts. Through language and the ability to negate, humans exercise freedom to shape their moral character and life story. Fernández emphasizes that ethics arises from this interplay between reason and morality, where human beings become authors of their own lives and bear responsibility for their choices, striving toward fulfillment, happiness, and authentic humanization
Ethos and Logos: The Essence of Humanity and the Basis of Morality, by José Luis Fernández Fernández, explores the philosophical foundations that define human nature through ethics and logic. The author argues that humans possess a dual essence: they are moral beings (ethos) and rational beings (logos). This combination allows individuals to think, decide, and act freely, transcending biological instincts. Through language and the ability to negate, humans exercise freedom to shape their moral character and life story. Fernández emphasizes that ethics arises from this interplay between reason and morality, where human beings become authors of their own lives and bear responsibility for their choices, striving toward fulfillment, happiness, and authentic humanization
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