Vol. 37 No. 2 (2025)

Articles

• Tragedy and History: Approaches for an Ethics of Action

  Gustavo Chataignier

  273-291

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• Ergon as a Political Category of Human Being: An Interpretation of Nicomachean Ethics 1097b2-1098a2

  Luciano Ciruzzi

  292-310

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• Fides caritate formata. The Extreme Poles of the Baroque: Protestantism and Catholicism in Walter Benjamin’s Trauerspielbuch

  Juan Cruz Aponiuk

  311-339

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• Sign fetishism and allegorical interruption

  Eduardo García Elizondo

  340-361

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• The Development of the Distinction between Perception and Phantasy in Husserl’s Phenomenology: Rethinking the Limitations of the pre-1904/5 period

  Felipe Iván Guerrero Cordero

  362-380

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• The Role of Courage in the Socratic Method: Can Passions Affect Philosophical Dialogue?

  Josefina Izquierdo Garcés

  381-401

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• The Speculative Solution to the Aporia of Temporality and the Meaning of Being

  Esteban Lythgoe

  402-418

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• Towards a ‘Narrow-Scope Epistemology’: Rationality and Situatedness in Kuhn, Lakatos and Feyerabend

  Cristian Enrique Ortega Caro, Héctor Solórzano Navarro

  419-440

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• What does it mean for a self to be posited? An analysis of Chapters 1 and 2 of the First Part of Kierkegaard’s The Sickness unto Death

  Pablo Uriel Rodríguez

  441-463

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