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Feb 2024
48m 24s

300 años de Inmanuel Kant

DIANA URIBE
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Este capítulo va a ser un poco distinto a todo lo que hemos hecho hasta el momento. Esta vez nos pondremos más filosóficos que de costumbre y hablaremos de los 300 años del nacimiento de Inmanuel Kant y de su legado para occidente y el mundo. Hablaremos de su vida, de sus obras y de esa posibilidad utópica que dejó como herencia para Occidente y de la cual necesitamos saber más que nunca.

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