Moral Social - Hostos Y. Bonilla, Eugenio María de
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The Puerto Rican thinker and educator Eugenio Mariá de Hostos represents the Caribbean thought of Latin American integration and supports strengthening the moral and educational values of his people as the only way to redeem the New World. Hostos was a moral thinker whose ideas are projected in his writings, looking at his essence, one identifies a pedagogical ethics education. One of the works that most reflects this thinking is Moral social, published in 1888. In the preface Hostos explains only at the insistence of his disciples did he agree for this book to be published. The work is…mehr

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The Puerto Rican thinker and educator Eugenio Mariá de Hostos represents the Caribbean thought of Latin American integration and supports strengthening the moral and educational values of his people as the only way to redeem the New World. Hostos was a moral thinker whose ideas are projected in his writings, looking at his essence, one identifies a pedagogical ethics education. One of the works that most reflects this thinking is Moral social, published in 1888. In the preface Hostos explains only at the insistence of his disciples did he agree for this book to be published. The work is divided into two parts. In the first, the author presents the theoretical foundations on which his ideas are based. In the second, he applies these ideas to specific cases and makes his moral suggestions. According to his ideas, moral existence and physical existence are very different, although not different in essence but rather manifested to us in different ways.
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Autorenporträt
Eugenio Maria de Hostos y Bonilla (1839-1903). Puerto Rico. Nacio en Mayaguez en 1839 y murio en Santo Domingo en 1903. Hizo sus estudios primarios en San Juan y el bachillerato en Espana en la Universidad de Bilbao. Estudio ademas Leyes en la Universidad Central de Madrid. Siendo estudiante lucho en la prensa y en el Ateneo de Madrid por la autonomia y la libertad de los esclavos de Cuba y de Puerto Rico. Y por entonces publico La peregrinacion de Bayoan novela critica con el regimen colonial de Espana en America. Entre 1871 a 1874 Hostos viajo por Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina y Brasil. En Chile publico su Juicio critico de Hamlet, abogo por la instruccion cientifica de la mujer y formo parte de la Academia de Bellas Letras de Santiago. En Argentina inicio el proyecto de la construccion del ferrocarril trasandino. En 1874 dirigio con el escritor cubano Enrique Pineyro la revista America Ilustrada y en 1875, en Puerto Plata de Santo Domingo, dirigio Las Tres Antillas, con la pretension de fundar una Confederacion Antillana. Hacia 1879 se establecio en Santo Domingo y alli redacto la Ley de Normales y en 1880 inicio la Escuela Normal bajo su direccion. A su vez, dictaba las catedras de Derecho Constitucional, Internacional y Penal y de Economia Politica en el Instituto Profesional. Tras el cambio de soberania de Puerto Rico en 1898 pretendio que el gobierno de Estados Unidos permitiera al pueblo de Puerto Rico decidir por si mismo su suerte politica en un plebiscito. Decepcionado volvio a Santo Domingo donde murio en 1903.