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Alejandro G. Vigo

Universidad de Navarra
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  • Universidad de Navarra
    Department of Philosophy
    Regular Faculty
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Action
Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy
19th Century Philosophy
20th Century Philosophy
17th/18th Century Philosophy
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  • Zeit und Praxis bei Aristoteles. Die Nikomachische Ethik und die zeit-ontologische Voraussetzungen des vernunftgesteuerten Handelns
    Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 59 (4): 724-724. 1997.
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    Presentación
    with Luis Plasencia
    Anuario Filosófico 48 (3): 433-439. 2015.
  • Prioridad y prioridad ontológica según Aristóteles
    Philosophica 12 (1989): 89-113. 1989.
  • La nociÓn de Principio desde el punto de vista filosôfico. Algunas reflexiones críticas
    Sapientia 59 (215): 195-221. 2004.
  •  45
    Kategoriale Synthesis und Einheit des Bewusstseins. Zu Kants Lehre vom Verhältnis zwischen Wahrnehmung und Erfahrung
    In Rainer Enskat (ed.), Kants Theorie der Erfahrung, Ferd. Dümmler. pp. 169-200. 1871.
  • Conceptos trascendentales, reflexión y juicio. Sobre el § 12 de la Kritik der reinen Vernunft [Transcendental Concepts, Reflection and Judgment. On § 12 of Kant’s Kritik der reinen Vernunft] (review)
    Dianoia 53 (61): 73-110. 2008.
  • Archeologie und aletheologie: Zu heideggers transformation der aristotelischen ontologie-auffassung
    Existentia 12 (1-2): 63-86. 2002.
  •  47
    Ética y creatividad. Libertad, sentido y reglas en contextos práctico-operativos
    Tópicos 11 137-160. 2003.
    The present essay explores the connections among the notions of ethics and creativity. Firstly, it tried to show that what we call 'creativity' presupposes the reference to a background of sense in which the reference to ends and to ruled procedures play a decisive role. It is examined, then, the case of the ruled games such as chess, which reveals in a paradigmatic way the peculiar union of spontaneity and ruled mediation that characterizes the contexts where the type of capacities, attitudes a…Read more
    The present essay explores the connections among the notions of ethics and creativity. Firstly, it tried to show that what we call 'creativity' presupposes the reference to a background of sense in which the reference to ends and to ruled procedures play a decisive role. It is examined, then, the case of the ruled games such as chess, which reveals in a paradigmatic way the peculiar union of spontaneity and ruled mediation that characterizes the contexts where the type of capacities, attitudes and strategies, that we usually call 'creative', can be devoloped. Finally, I tried to move the structures previously analyzed to the area of the non-ludic practice, to manifest the important role of creativity in the field of the human action as this involves a strictly moral dimension. Ethics and creativity, game and morality appear, from this perspective, much more related than what they seem at first sight.El presente trabajo explora las conexiones entre las nociones de ética y creatividad. Primero, se intenta mostrar que lo que llamamos 'creatividad' presupone la referencia a un background de sentido en el cual juegan un papel decisivo la referencia afines y a procedimientos reglados. A continuación se examina el caso de los juegos reglados como el ajedrez, que revelan de modo paradigmático la peculiar trabazón de espontaneidad y mediación reglada que caracteriza a los contextos en los que puede desplegarse el tipo de capacidades, actitudes y estrategias que solemos llamar "creativas". Por último, se intenta trasladar las estructuras así avistadas al ámbito de la praxis no-lúdica, para poner de manifiesto el importante papel que desempeña la creatividad en el ámbito propio de la acción humana, en cuanto ésta comporta una dimensión estrictamente moral. Ética y creatividad, juego y moral aparecen, desde esta perspectiva, como fenómenos mucho más estrechamente emparentados de lo que parece a primera vista
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    Südamerikanische Beiträge Zur Modernen Deutung der Aristotelischen Logik (edited book)
    with Niels Öffenberger
    G. Olms. 1997.
    Truth, MiscTruth BearersThe Open FutureAristotelian LogicEvents
  • Naturalismo tascendental. Una interpretación de la fundamentación aristotélica de la ética
    In Enrico Berti & Carlo Natali (eds.), Aristotle: metaphysics and practical philosophy: essays in honour of Enrico Berti, Peeters. 2011.
    Aristotle
  • La conciencia err�nea. De S�crates a Tom�s de Aquino The Erroneous Conscience. From Socrates to Thomas Aquinas
    Signos Filosóficos 15 (29): 9-37. 2013.
    Resumen En el �mbito de la acci�n moral, el principio socr�tico de que nadie yerra voluntariamente implica que toda vez que un agente elige algo lo hace por considerarlo, al mismo tiempo, como bueno o, al menos, preferible a otra cosa: su elecci�n es internamente racional. La tesis socr�tica sobre la conexi�n estructural entre error y autoenga�o constituye, sin duda, uno de los aportes m�s decisivos al pensamiento filos�fico occidental. De esta concepci�n en torno a la natura…Read more
    Resumen En el �mbito de la acci�n moral, el principio socr�tico de que nadie yerra voluntariamente implica que toda vez que un agente elige algo lo hace por considerarlo, al mismo tiempo, como bueno o, al menos, preferible a otra cosa: su elecci�n es internamente racional. La tesis socr�tica sobre la conexi�n estructural entre error y autoenga�o constituye, sin duda, uno de los aportes m�s decisivos al pensamiento filos�fico occidental. De esta concepci�n en torno a la naturaleza y estructura del error, en general, y de su aplicaci�n espec�fica al caso del error moral, se siguen importantes consecuencias para el modo en que S�crates considera el fen�meno del conflicto motivacional. Asimismo, se muestra la importancia decisiva que tuvo la concepci�n socr�tica para la discusi�n de la estructura de la conciencia moral tanto en Plat�n y Arist�teles como en Tom�s de Aquino.: In the realm of moral action, the socratic principle nobody errs willingly implies that the rational agent always chooses to do what he/she takes to be good or better for himself/herself: his/her choice is internally rational. Socrates"� view of the connection between error and self-deception is a major contribution to western philosophy. The application of this view to the particular case of moral error has important consequences concerning the possibility of motivational conflict. Not only Plato and Aristotle but also Aquinas are strongly influenced by Socrates in their views concerning the structure of moral conscience
    Thomas Aquinas11/12th Century Philosophy, MiscPre-1000 Medieval Philosophy, MiscSocratesPlatoAristot…Read more
    Thomas Aquinas11/12th Century Philosophy, MiscPre-1000 Medieval Philosophy, MiscSocratesPlatoAristotle
  • Intuición categorial
    Thémata: Revista de Filosofía 28 187-212. 2002.
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    Comentario a “la relazione originaria” de Claudio ciancio
    Giornale di Metafisica 1. 2012.
    The present contribution comments Prof. Ciancio´s conception on the relationship between freedom and being, understood as the ontologically originary relation, and tries out an interpretation of some of its main thesis, taking also into account the methodical aspects. Finally, suggest a possible convergency way with phenomenological approaches, which chose the methodological priority of a way leading to the principles, ratherof a way departing from them
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    Archaeology and Aletheiology
    with Erick Raphael Jiménez
    Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 32 (1): 67-102. 2011.
    European PhilosophyGerman PhilosophyPhilosophy of Archaeology
  • Review (review)
    Critica 41 (121): 106-111. 2009.
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    La recuperación crítica de la pregunta por el ser en heidegger
    Signos Filosóficos 8 (15): 65-104. 2006.
    This paper discusses the role the question of being plays in the development of Heidegger’s thought. It is shown that the basic question of traditional ontology doesn’t provide a Leitfaden for Heidegger’s philosophical development as a whole. Actually, in his first academic writings, Heidegger sh..
    Martin Heidegger
  • La concepción aristotélica del silogismo práctico. En defensa de una interpretación restrictiva [Aristotle’s Conception of Practical Syllogism. In Defense of a Restrictive View]
    Dianoia 55 (65): 3-39. 2010.
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    Estudios aristotélicos
    Ediciones Universidad de Navarra. 2006.
    Aristotle
  • Aristóteles y la infinitud extensiva del tiempo
    Tópicos 30 171-205. 2006.
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    Ética y derecho según Kant
    Tópicos: Revista de Filosofía 41 (1): 105-158. 2011.
    This paper discusses Kant’s account of the connection between ethics and right. Firstly, the way Kant includes rigth in the sphere of morals is considered. Secondly, the difference between moral and juridical legislation is examined in connection with the distinction between internal and external freedom. On this basis, an account of both the function of the principle of coexistence of freedoms and the connection between right and coaction is given.As a result, Kant’s complex position is charact…Read more
    This paper discusses Kant’s account of the connection between ethics and right. Firstly, the way Kant includes rigth in the sphere of morals is considered. Secondly, the difference between moral and juridical legislation is examined in connection with the distinction between internal and external freedom. On this basis, an account of both the function of the principle of coexistence of freedoms and the connection between right and coaction is given.As a result, Kant’s complex position is characterized in terms of the so called “motivational model” for the distinction between ethics and right.
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