La moral en la Ilustración europea y el confucianismo práctico
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v2i0.1758Abstract
RESUMEN
Se plantean algunas aproximaciones éticas entre la Ilustración europea y el confucianismo práctico de Yung Yak-yong. El reconocimiento de la individualidad marca el primer hito, seguido de la constitución del bien moral a partir de la recuperación de la importancia del deseo natural en ambas tendencias. los paralelismos se enriquecen al tratar de la primacía del a praxis y de la importancia indiscutible de las relaciones humanas en todo proyecto ético.
PALABRAS CLAVE
ILUSTRACION-CONFUCIANISMO-FILOSOFIA PRACTICA-HISTORIA DE LA ETICA
ABSTRACT
The paper examines the affinities between Yung Yank-yong's practical Confucianism and the European Enlightement. The first one being the recognition of individuality. The second one, the constitution of the moral good as from the retrieval of the importance of natural desire in both trends. The affinities are underlined by considering the primacy of praxis and the indisputable importance of human relations for any ethical project.
KEYWORDS
ENLIGHTENMENT-CONFUCIANISM-PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY-HISTORY OF ETHICS
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