"Latin American Positivism: Theory and Practice"is unique in that the work examines this subject from a multi-disciplinary prospect. The philosophy contributors examine the doctrines of Latin American positivism as they evolved during the nineteenth century while the historians study the interplay between the philosophy and the larger society.
"Latin American Positivism: Theory and Practice"is unique in that the work examines this subject from a multi-disciplinary prospect. The philosophy contributors examine the doctrines of Latin American positivism as they evolved during the nineteenth century while the historians study the interplay between the philosophy and the larger society.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gregory D. Gilson received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. He has served as the editor of the "Newsletter on Hispanic Issues in Philosophy" (the journal of the American Philosophical Association's Committee on Latin American Philosophy) and currently serves as an editor for the Inter-American Journal of Philosophy. He has published pedagogical essays about teaching Latin American philosophy. He also has co-authored a dictionary of the major figures in Latin American Philosophy included in "A Companion to Latin American Philosophy" (New York: Wiley-Blackwell, December, 2010). He is currently is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of History and Philosophy at the University of Texas - Pan American. Irving W. Levinson, a Fulbright Scholar, received his Ph.D. with honors from the University of Houston and currently is an Assistant Professor of Latin American History at the University of Texas - Pan American. He specializes in Mexican history and is the author of "Wars within War: Mexican Guerrillas, Domestic Elites, and the United States of America 1846-1848" as well of several articles including "Spanish Policy on the Northern Frontier: Limited Resources and Varied Responses" and "A New Paradigm for an Old Conflict: The Mexico-United States War."
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1: Ideology Chapter 1: The Death of Positivism and the Birth of Mexican Phenomenology Chapter 2: Latin American and Logical Positivism Chapter 3: The Good and the Useful Together: Columbian Positivism in a Century of Conflict Chapter 4: From Positivism to Anti-Positivism: Some Notable Continuities Chapter 5: Why Positivism Failed Latin America Part 2: Implementation Chapter 6: Positively Disastrous Implementing Comte's Ideology in Mexico: 1876-1910 Chapter 7: Brazil's Military Positivists: Another Myth in Need of Explosion Chapter 8: The Birth of a New Political Philosophy: Religion and Positivism in Nineteenth Century Brazil Chapter 9: A Duke in the Bourgeoisie Court: Positivism and Porfirismo in the Work of Manuel Gutierrez Najera About the Contributors Index
Introduction Part 1: Ideology Chapter 1: The Death of Positivism and the Birth of Mexican Phenomenology Chapter 2: Latin American and Logical Positivism Chapter 3: The Good and the Useful Together: Columbian Positivism in a Century of Conflict Chapter 4: From Positivism to Anti-Positivism: Some Notable Continuities Chapter 5: Why Positivism Failed Latin America Part 2: Implementation Chapter 6: Positively Disastrous Implementing Comte's Ideology in Mexico: 1876-1910 Chapter 7: Brazil's Military Positivists: Another Myth in Need of Explosion Chapter 8: The Birth of a New Political Philosophy: Religion and Positivism in Nineteenth Century Brazil Chapter 9: A Duke in the Bourgeoisie Court: Positivism and Porfirismo in the Work of Manuel Gutierrez Najera About the Contributors Index
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