REV - AF - 1993, vol. 26, n. 3

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La mujer en la Edad Media, Josep I. Saranyana (ed.)

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    Presentación
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 1993) Saranyana, J.I. (Josep Ignasi)
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    El compromiso con la verdad: Sobre la "Veritatis Splendor"
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 1993) Llano, A. (Alejandro)
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    Índice del número 26/3 (1993)
    (1993) Anónimo
    Portada e índice del número 26/3 (1993).
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    Reseñas 26/3 (1993)
    (1993) Nieto, C.G. (Carlos Gonzalo); Sellés-Dauder, J.F. (Juan Fernando); Ballester, M. (Manuel); Ortiz-de-Landázuri, C. (Carlos); Sanz, V. (Victor); Ansoain, L. (Luis); Martínez-Velasco, J. (Jesús); Angelelli, I. (Ignacio); Olábarri-Gortázar, I. (Ignacio); Nubiola, J. (Jaime); Flamarique-Zaratiegui, L. (Lourdes); Huerta, J.P. (Julián Pascual); Urabayen, J. (Julia); Valadez, L. (Leticia); Olvera, R. (Raúl); Sanz, S. (Santiago); Echegaray, G. (Guillermo)
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    Objetivo y subjetivo: hermenéutica de la ciencia
    (1993) Vilarnovo, A. (Antonio)
    The paper deals with the opposition between objective and subjective as criterion of validity in science. Some principles of hermeneutics of science are explained and the text as semiotic and hermeneutic unity of science.
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    Libertas transcendentalis
    (1993) Polo-Barrena, L. (Leonardo)
    With the notion of habit, in the classical philosophy human potency can be considered irrestrictly, even without accepting the primacy of potency over act, as happens in modern philosophy. This concerns to human liberty, which can be thought as actus essendi hominis, and in that sense as transcendental. Also, the order of transcendental notions has to be amplified.
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    Una mirada al ocaso del medievo y a los albores de la modernidad
    (1993) Miralbell, I. (Ignacio)
    The origin of Modernity is a problem often neglected in current debate, and several landmarks are often suggested, such as the new science, the Renaissance, Descartes philosophical approach or the Illustration. In this paper it is suggested that the roots of Modernity could pre-date those conventional landmarks, and could be found in the great political and cultural conflicts that occurred in Europe in the Low Middle Age.
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    Causalidad y entendimiento agente
    (1993) Martin, J.T. (James T.)
    The question of the causality exercised by active mind cannot be dismissed as an attempt to go beyond what Aristotle explicitly says. One cannot say that Aristotle proves the existence of active mind but leaves the kind of causality it exercises an open question. Rather, if one accepts that Aristotle proves the existence of active mind, one must have an answer for the kind of causality it exercises. The analysis of De Anima, 3.5 shows that the principle on which the argument for the existence of active mind rests cannot be read as arguing coherently for the existence of active mind as an efficient cause, but that the text is open to an interpretation along the lines of final causality.
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    La mujer en la Edad Media: una aproximación historiográfica
    (1993) Solé, G. (Gloria)
    This paper includes historical studies to introduce the subject of the conference Women in the Middle Ages (the female condition from a christian perspective), which was held at the University of Navarra in 1993. It contains general and specialized works concerning queens, nobles, nuns, begui-nes, cenobites, citizens and countrywomen, crusaders and pilgrims of medieval times.
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    El ideal femenino en las cartas de santa Catalina de Siena (1347-1380)
    (1993) Sesé-Alegre, F. J.
    St Catherine of Siena, Doctor of the Church, was one of the most illustrious figures of the late Middle Age. Her abundant correspondence cons-titutes a first-hand tes-timony on the Christian life of that epoch. A good number of her letters is addres-sed to women, and reveal a deep and demanding spiritual outlook on the role of the Christian woman –an outlook that values the characteristics proper to the female condition–.