*LATIN American philosophy, *INTELLECTUALS, *INTELLECTUALS -- Political activity, *NINETEENTH century, *HISTORY, *INTELLECTUAL life, VENEZUELAN social conditions
Abstract
Towards the end of the colonial period the east coasts of the General Captaincy of Venezuela were the setting of an intense movement of ideas, papers and people, as well as of conspiracies and confrontments (both armed and unarmed). In that context emerged the figure of Francisco Isnardi, who would soon be imprisoned for alleged intentions to conspire. The study of this case of treason, especially of the suspect's library, which was confiscated, allows us to present a set of problems regarding the diffusion of enlightened values in Tierra Firme during that time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
*PHILOSOPHY education, *LATIN American philosophy, *INTELLECTUALS -- Political activity, *THEORY-practice relationship, *THEORY of knowledge, *LATIN American history, 1830-
Abstract
This paper draws on Pedro Henriquez Ureña's teachings to present some reflections regarding the philosophical practices used in nineteen-century Latin America. These practices were transmitted by means of orality and gestuality and therefore, they can't be studied merely by accessing the authors' publications. In the paper we suggest some alternatives on how to study the practices of the transmission of philosophical knowledge. This issue is related to the emotional dimension of Latin-American philosophy, the relationship between rhetoric and philosophy and the existence of philosophical "styles" or "ways of doing" philosophy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Published
2010
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