Publication: Máximas clásicas para interiorizar la ética
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2015-10-23
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Universidad Autonoma del Estado de México
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Este trabajo tiene por objetivo rescatar algunas de las enseñanzas y pensamientos de uno de los grandes maestros de la antigüedad clásica en la formación ética de los gobernantes: Aristóteles. Se ha elegido este autor, por ser uno de los grandes sabios de la antigüedad y el primero que sistematizo los conocimientos de la ética en sus tratados Ética Nicomaquea, Ética Eudemiana y Magna Moral. Y lo hizo además vinculándolos a los conocimientos de política. De esta manera, no presentó una ética aislada sino una ética-política.
En este cuaderno, se han seleccionado una serie de párrafos y máximas orientadas a la política, las cuales invitan a la reflexión y a adentrarse en el mundo de la política y la filosofía. Cada frase, leída detenidamente, en profundidad, además de ser un deleite, un gozo intelectual, puede generar en el lector una luz que le permita abrir y desarrollar la conciencia, viajar al conocimiento interno, a lo que Sócrates se refería cuando decía “Conócete a ti mismo”.
This work aims to rescue some of the teachings and thoughts of one of the great masters of classical antiquity in the ethical training of rulers: Aristotle. This author has chosen, as one of the great sages of antiquity and the first to systematize the knowledge of ethics in their treaties Nicomachean Ethics, and Magna Eudemiana Moral Ethics. And it also made linking them to the knowledge of politics. Thus, it did not present an isolated ethical but an ethical-political. In this notebook, we have selected a series of paragraphs and maximum oriented policy, which invite reflection and enter the world of politics and philosophy. Every sentence, carefully read, in depth, besides being a delight, an intellectual joy, the reader may generate a light that allows you to open and develop awareness, traveling to internal knowledge, what Socrates meant when he said "Know to yourself".
This work aims to rescue some of the teachings and thoughts of one of the great masters of classical antiquity in the ethical training of rulers: Aristotle. This author has chosen, as one of the great sages of antiquity and the first to systematize the knowledge of ethics in their treaties Nicomachean Ethics, and Magna Eudemiana Moral Ethics. And it also made linking them to the knowledge of politics. Thus, it did not present an isolated ethical but an ethical-political. In this notebook, we have selected a series of paragraphs and maximum oriented policy, which invite reflection and enter the world of politics and philosophy. Every sentence, carefully read, in depth, besides being a delight, an intellectual joy, the reader may generate a light that allows you to open and develop awareness, traveling to internal knowledge, what Socrates meant when he said "Know to yourself".