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Jorge J. E. Gracia

University at Buffalo
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  • University at Buffalo
    Department of Philosophy
    Retired faculty
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Buffalo, New York, United States of America
Areas of Specialization
Metaphysics
Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy
17th/18th Century Philosophy
Areas of Interest
Metaphysics
Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy
Philosophy of the Americas
  • All publications (193)
  •  43
    Notes on Ortega's Aesthetic Works in English
    The Journal of Aesthetic Education 11 (3): 117. 1977.
    AestheticsIberian Philosophy
  •  388
    Surviving Race, Ethnicity, and Nationality by Jorge J. E. Gracia; The Foundations of a Philosophy of Race, Ethnicity, and Nationality
    International Philosophical Quarterly 48 (2): 247-255. 2008.
    Philosophy of RaceLatin American Philosophy of Race and EthnicityLatin American Philosophy, Misc
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    Francisco Suárez
    American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 65 (3): 259-266. 1991.
    Philosophy of ReligionIberian Philosophy
  • Los problemas filosóficos de la individualidad
    Revista Latinoamericana de Filosofia 11 (1): 3. 1985.
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    Bridging the Philosophical Gap Between East and West
    This article claims that communication within the same culture in the present and with the past and communication across cultures pose serious methodological challenges for philosophers. These challenges are particularly obvious when we engage in comparative philosophy between East and West. However, if (1) we understand philosophy as a discipline involved in problem solving, and (2) we use the Framework Approach advocated in this article, such communication does not seem impossible. Of course, …Read more
    This article claims that communication within the same culture in the present and with the past and communication across cultures pose serious methodological challenges for philosophers. These challenges are particularly obvious when we engage in comparative philosophy between East and West. However, if (1) we understand philosophy as a discipline involved in problem solving, and (2) we use the Framework Approach advocated in this article, such communication does not seem impossible. Of course, this approach may not help us with the challenges posed by the kind of philosophy that does not deal with problems.
    Philosophical Traditions, MiscHistory of Western Philosophy, Misc
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    Rhetoric in the Middle Ages (review)
    New Scholasticism 50 (2): 267-272. 1976.
    Medieval Philosophy: Topics15th/16th Century Philosophy
  • El Análisis filosófico en América Latina (edited book)
    with Fondo de Cultura Económica
    Fondo de Cultura Económica. 1985.
    Latin American Philosophy
  •  5
    The Metaphysics of Good and Evil According to Suárez Metaphysical Disputations X and Xi and Selected Passages From Disputation Xxiii and Other Works
    with Francisco Suárez and Douglas Paul Davis
    . 1989.
    Iberian PhilosophyFrancisco Suárez
  • Latin American Philosophy Today
    Philosophical Forum 20 (1-2): 1-158. 1988.
    Continental Philosophy
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    Critical Study
    Recherches de Theologie Et Philosophie Medievales 64 (2): 455-463. 1997.
  •  311
    The transcendentals in the middle ages: An introduction
    Topoi 11 (2): 113-120. 1992.
    Although most predicates may be truthfully predicated of only some beings, there are others that seem to apply to every being. The latter, including being itself, were known as the transcendentals in the Middle Ages and gave rise to the much disputed doctrine of the transcendentals. This article explores the main tenets of the doctrine and the difficulties that they face, the reasons why scholastic authors were interested in these issues, and the origins of the doctrine.
    Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy, MiscValue TheoryHistory of Political Philosophy
  • Interpretation of the philosophical classics
    In Jorge J. E. Gracia & Jiyuan Yu (eds.), Uses and abuses of the classics: Western interpretations of Greek philosophy, Ashgate. 2004.
  • Philosophy in the Middle Ages: A Reminder
    Diálogos. Revista de Filosofía de la Universidad de Puerto Rico 11 (29/30): 233. 1977.
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