Examinando por Materia "Liberalismo"

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    Is it Possible to Democratise Liberalism? Notes about Concepts of Liberty and Equity in Bobbio’s Work
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2005-12-17) López Lopera, Liliana María; Universidad EAFIT
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    Liberal social contract: John Locke
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2010-12-03) Cortés Rodas, Francisco; Universidad de Antioquia
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    Proceso de ASC - PREVALENCIA DE LOS VALORES CRISTIANOS EN EL LIBERALISMO POLITICO CONTEMPORANEO DESPUES DE LA "MUERTE DE DIOS"
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Ross Hernández, Raquel; Vélez López, Germán Darío; Universidad EAFIT
    One of the most controversial issues in Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy is, not surprisingly, the refutation of God and his uselessness in today's society, which he exposes as the "death of God", bringing with it the fall of Christian morality as the hegemonic principle of values. This fall means a nihilistic state in society, because for the author it finds itself with a lack of values when it manages to refute its previous morality, since there is an absence of an entity that judges and determines good and evil; This state and refutation of God is due to various historical and political events, such as the Peace of Westphalia, the Industrial Revolution and the French Revolution, which brought with them new beliefs and ideals, such as the Enlightenment and liberalism as hegemonic political theory which promotes a secular state and a division of this with the church, thus creating a new social paradigm and building a new morality on the destroyed, a morality where man and his individuality as the center of the world and not God. With regard to the above, as researchers we will analyze how true is Nietzsche's assertion that Christian morality is nonexistent as a hegemonic scale of values in today's society.
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    Ruptura Colonial. En la búsqueda de un ethos económico
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2006-01-15) Ramírez Gómez, Mauricio Andrés
    Los procesos de transformación ideológica, orientados por las concepciones de desarrollo de personalidades de la política y la economía, durante el siglo XIX en Colombia, se pueden leer como la respuesta a un proceso anacrónico de adopción de patrones que no correspondieron al ordenamiento económico del momento. Lo que acarreó la formulación de una mentalidad “modernizadora” sustentada en experiencias individuales e ideas foráneas, a partir de las cuales se pretendió desarrollar una idea de lo económico, lo social y lo político.