María Zambrano (1904-2004). «Reason, poetry, beliefs, commitment»
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Spanish philosophy, Mutual ignorance, Possibility to recognize ourselves, Appreciation of a trans-rationalistic thinking, Teaching, CommitmentAbstract
The projection of the thought of the spanish philosophers toward Latin America found in this opportunity a propitious field thanks to the agreement between our universities. The opportunity to break an old and vain isolation its open. From the María Zambrano classroom´s in the Univeristy of Málaga we start to walk a road. But this it’s not only about a tribute to an relevant intellectual of the contemporary thought, this is much more than that: this is about continuing an itinerary of social and politic commitment with bases in a philosophic proposal that not hug only in rationalism because its integrate to others ways of seeing, thinking, imaging and experience reality.
In this short article, that was at first a dissertation, I try to point out some relevant aspects of Zambrano´s work but also to establish points of coincidence from my anthropological formation, above all thing, in the valorization of the poetics as a privilege form of speaking to express that its forbidden to the reason, as its experience.
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Abellán, J. L. (2006). María Zambrano: una pensadora de nuestro tiempo. Barcelona, Anthropos Editorial.
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Savater, F. y otros (1985). Historia de la filosofía. Curso de Orientación Universitaria. Barcelona, Noguer Didáctica.
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