Diccionario filosófico
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When Faith Meets Philosophy: How Spinoza Revolutionized Our Understanding of God and Human Psychology
Por Markus Uehleke
Discover how Spinoza's revolutionary philosophy transformed our understanding of God, nature, and human psychology. Learn why this excommunicated lens grinder became one of history's most influential thinkers and how his insights can help you find peace in modern life. -
Utilitarismo: Tratando de predecir el futuro como un superhéroe que lee la mente 🎯
Por Markus Uehleke
Utilitarianism is all about maximizing happiness for the greatest number, a philosophy founded by Jeremy Bentham and refined by John Stuart Mill. Bentham treated all pleasures equally, which led to the joke: “If a pig’s happier than you, it’s better to be the pig!” Mill, worried we’d all become pleasure-chasing pigs, argued that higher pleasures (like thinking) are superior to lower ones (like eating).
Though noble, utilitarianism gets tricky—predicting outcomes and balancing happiness can turn life into mental gymnastics. After all, we can’t analyze every choice, not even pizza toppings!
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Nietzsche sobre la moral
Por Markus Uehleke
What does Nietzsche mean by master and slave morality? We explain this by means of a meme and refer to his book "Genealogy of Morals". Read more now. -
Kierkegaard sobre la verdad y la fe
Por Markus Uehleke
We summarize the basic idea of the spiritual development of man according to Kierkegaard. -
Donde Aristóteles contradijo a Platón
Por Markus Uehleke
¿Por qué y cómo difieren las filosofías de Platón y Aristóteles? Explicamos las diferencias con la ayuda de un meme. Lea más aquí. -
Sobre la verdad en sentido moral
Por Markus Uehleke
A summary of the major moral theories besides a definition of moral perspectivism including its limitations. Read more on our Philosophy Blog.