Literatura y filosofía en el pensamiento hispano: ¿tragicomedia de Celestina o tragedia de Pleberio?
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https://doi.org/10.24310/analecta.v39i1.5606Abstract
RESUMEN: Se ensaya una lectura ?losó?ca de La Celestina en el contexto abierto por Miguel de Unamuno: el pensamiento ?losó?co español se encuentra diluido en la literatura, en la acción o en la mística y no en sistemas ?losó?cos. La Celestina muestra la imposibilidad de comunicación entre los hombres y remite al Goce como fundamento ontológico, epistemológico y ético, en claro contraste con el posterior cogito cartesiano, de? nido como sustancia pensante.
ABSTRACT: This paper experiments a philosophical reading of La Celestina in the context created by Miguel de Unamuno: the Spanish philosophical thinking is at that moment diluted in literature, action or mysticism and is not supported by philosophical systems. La Celestina shows the impossible communication between people and refers to Pleasure as an ontological, epistemological and ethical foundation, in a clear opposition to Cartesian cogito, de? ned as a thinking substance.
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