Circumstance Against Vocation: the Dialogue Between Gaos and Ortega
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Metyper.2019.v0i21.5281Keywords:
Ortega y Gasset, Gaos, vocation, loneliness, historicity, circumstance, lifeAbstract
Beyond the matter of a possible influence of Ortega over Gaos, in this paper I aim to find the converging roots in the work of both philosophers with regards of two concepts that were prominent to their philosophies of human life as a historical matter, i.e., the issues of circumstance and vocation. Though these philosopher did not understand these in the same way, I however propose making a comparison between the place of both concepts in their respective discourses, seeking to shed light in the difference cast by their respective oeuvres.
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