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Metaescepticismo by David Pérez Chico, Vidarte, Vicente Sanfélix

“…En el presente trabajo suscribiremos el sentido de metaescepticismo según el cual la teoría del conocimiento es imposible. Este sentido de metaescepticismo…”
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Democracy at the end of the History by Sanfélix Vidarte, Vicente

“…This article analyzes the loss of legitimacy that the economic crisis brought upon representative democracy and the consequences that can be drawn for the…”
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Hume sobre los milagros by Vidarte, Vicente Sanfélix, Palop, Lidia Tienda

“…La tesis sostenida por David Hume en su ensayo sobre los milagros, contenida en el capítulo X de su primera Investigación, ha sido objeto continuo de interés…”
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José L. Zalabardo. 2015. Representation and Reality in Wittgenstein’s Tractatus by Sanfélix Vidarte, Vicente

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Mostrar y decir. Una diferencia estética by Sanfélix Vidarte, Vicente

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Showing and saying. An Aesthetic difference by Vicente Sanfélix Vidarte

“…This article defends that Wittgenstein's distinction between showing and saying and the critical thesis associated with it, i.e: that what is shown can't be…”
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Tractatus 5.63-5.641 by Sanfélix Vidarte, Vicente

“…Este artículo es continuación del publicado en la revista Teorema, en el que se ofrecía un análisis de los parágrafos del Tractatus que van desde 5.6 a 5.621…”
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Showing and Saying. An Aesthetic Difference by Vicente Sanfélix Vidarte

“…Wittgenstein’s distinction between saying and showing and the associated thesis, what can be shown cannot be said, were crucial to his first philosophy,…”
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Tractatus 5.6-5.621 by Vidarte, Vicente Sanfélix

“…Contra las interpretaciones usuales, este artículo defiende que en el Tractatus Wittgenstein da un argumento totalmente original y puramente lógico, en…”
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Hume sobre los milagros by Sanfélix Vidarte, Vicente, Tienda Palop, Lidia

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Showing and Saying. An Aesthetic Difference by Vicente Sanfélix Vidarte

“…Wittgenstein’s distinction between saying and showing and the associated thesis, what can be shown cannot be said, were crucial to his first philosophy,…”
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Seguir regras: uma introdução às “Investigações Filosóficas” de WittgensteinDOI:10.5007/1677-2954.2011v10n2p365 by Vidarte, Vicente Sanfélix

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Seguir regras: uma introdução às “Investigações Filosóficas” de WittgensteinDOI:10.5007/1677-2954.2011v10n1p365 by Vidarte, Vicente Sanfélix

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Metaescepticismo Autores/as by David Pérez Chico, Vicente Sanfélix Vidarte

“…En el presente trabajo suscribiremos el sentido de metaescepticismo según el cual la teoría del conocimiento es imposible. Este sentido de metaescepticismo…”
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Sentir lo indecible. Sentido, sin sentido y carencia de sentido en el Tractatus de Wittgenstein by Vicente Sanfélix Vidarte

“…This article analyses Wittgenstein’s conception of nonsense and, against resolute interpretations, defends that, perhaps influenced by Mauthner and Weininger,…”
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Acero, Juan José; Flores, Luis; y Flórez, Alfonso (eds.) (2003): Viejos y nuevos pensamientos. Ensayos sobre la filosofía de Wittgenstein by SANFELIX VIDARTE, Vicente

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Tractatus 5.6-5.621 by Sanfélix, Vicente

“…Against usual interpretations, this article defends that in the Tractatus Wittgenstein presents a completely original and purely logical, not at all…”
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Respuesta de Vicente Sanfélix by Vicente Sanfélix Vidarte

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Seguir regras: uma introdução às “Investigações Filosóficas” de Wittgenstein by Vicente Sanfélix Vidarte

“…Lo que unifica los doce capítulos que componen el libro es una perspectiva filosófica que, aunque inspirada en una muy particular – por kantiana…”
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Sentir lo indecible. Sentido, sin sentido y carencia de sentido en el Tractatus de Wittgenstein1 (To Sense the Inexpressible. Sense, Nonsense and Senseless in Wittgenstein's Tractatus) by Vidarte, Vicente Sanfélix

“…This article analyses Wittgenstein's conception of nonsense and, against resolute interpretations, defends that, perhaps influenced by Mauthner and Weininger,…”
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