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    Conscious compensations for thought insertion
    with R. Area, A. Garcia-Caballero, M. J. Somoza, I. Garcia-Lado, M. J. Recimil, and L. Vila
    Psychopathology 36 (3): 129-131. 2003.
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    A New Look to a Classic Issue: Reasoning and Academic Achievement at Secondary School
    with José O. Vila Chaves, Gonzalo Duque, and Juan A. García Madruga
    Frontiers in Psychology 9. 2018.
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    Lo postsecular: raíces judías
    Agora 37 (1). 2018.
    In this article I explain the origin of the concept “postsecular”. I argue that such concept, spread by Jürgen Habermas since 2001, has its origin in the reformist Jewish thought from 70’s in the United States. In this context, the postsecular is drafted as a phase which Jewish Theology is experiencing as result of its contact with secular lifestyle. Such contact summons to a reflection on ethic values which secularization missed. I argue that some of the meanings of the current concept of “post…Read more
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    The scope and role of theological bioethics has become a growing controversial topic. For instance, some bioethicists have adopted a strong stance on the meaning of “Christian bioethics,” as not ex...
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    Mary, Model of Biblical Contemplation
    Feminist Theology 19 (3): 242-254. 2011.
    The purpose of this work is to take Mary as the subject of a life of contemplation, to observe her manner of relating with God, of speaking to His messengers and of praising Yhwh. She is a daughter of Israel who speaks to the God of her people and interprets His figure according to that tradition. The questions we will attempt to answer are: with what God did she relate? Where did their encounters take place? How did she regard her person in relation to the divinity? To what degree did her son’s…Read more
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    Looking back at Feminism and Poetry: An interview with Jan Montefiore
    European Journal of Women's Studies 23 (1): 93-105. 2016.
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    The allure of the unknown in a tamed, mapped, and homogenized world
    with Liane Gabora
    Behavioral and Brain Sciences 45. 2022.
    As the physical world becomes tamed and mapped out, opportunities to experience the unknown become rarer; imaginary worlds provide a much-needed sense of potentiality. Potentiality is central to the Self-Other Re-organization theory of cultural evolution, which postulates that creativity fuels cumulative cultural change. We point to evidence that fear affects, not the magnitude of exploration, but how cautiously it proceeds.
  • En reseña de:SOLANES, Ángeles, LA SPINA, Encarnación (eds.), Políticas migratorias, asilo y derechos humanos: un cruce de perspectivas entre la Unión Europea y España, Tirant lo Blanch, Valencia, 2014.
  • In the light of current legislation on Medical Aid in Dying ─euthanasia and assisted suicide─ in different countries worldwide, there have been some arguments devoted to the right to conscientious objection for healthcare professionals in these specific practices. The goals of this scoping review are to provide an overview of the motivations and causes that lie behind conscientious objection identified by previous literature according to professionals’ experience and to verify if these motives m…Read more
  • El significado de la conjuncion y
    Teorema: International Journal of Philosophy 22 1-2. 2003.