Retazos de una «gigantomaquia»: Ortega versus Descartes. La «impronta pragmática» de la filosofía de Ortega
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v11i0.1454Abstract
Resumen:
Ortega intentó comprender los problemas filosóficos en un estrato más hondo del habitual, el cual constituye el “nivel de radicalismo” de su filosofía. En nuestra opinión, dicho estrato descansa en un modelo ontológico y epistemológico intensamente pragmático, que quedó bien puesto de manifiesto durante su refriega con Descartes, uno de los más notables “adversarios” filosóficos de Ortega.
PALABRAS CLAVE:
PRAGMATISMO, DESCARTES, IDEALISMO, ONTOLOGÍA
Abstract:
Ortega tried to understand the philosophical problems to an unusually deep level, which sets up the “nivel de radicalismo” of his philosophy. In our opinion, this aforementioned stratum rests on a very intense ontological and epistemological pragmatist model that became clear during his argument with Descartes, one of the most important of Ortega’s philosophical “adversaries”.
KEYWORDS:
PRAGMATISM, DESCARTES, IDEALISM, ONTOLOGY
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