yearbook Filosófico presents in its latest issue an interview with Enrico Berti
"The Aristotelian ideal of the good life within the polis has not become obsolete, but retains all its vitality today", says the Italian philosopher.
The magazine of Philosophy of the University of Navarra, 'yearbook Filosófico', closes the year 2009 with a issue of miscellaneous topics. In it you can read an interview with the Italian philosopher, Enrico Berti, conducted by Alejandro Vigo, in which he exposes both his life journey and his Philosophy; Berti also develops a series of profound reflections on current politics, religion and ethics from the point of view of the Aristotelian Philosophy .
The philosophical publication, which with this fascicle closes its volume issue 42, offers the usual section of programs of study in which Spanish authors José María Ariso (Universidad Complutense), Roberto Augusto (Universidad de Barcelona), Enrique Ferrari (Universidad de Valladolid), Ginés S. framework (Catholic University of Valencia), Alejandro Rojas (University of Malaga) and Rogelio Rovira (Complutense University) reflect on topics as diverse as certainties, Schelling's positive and negative Philosophy and the common good, among others.
Likewise, 'yearbook Filosófico' counts in this issue with the unpublished transcription of a lecture of 1989 by Antonio Millán-Puelles in which the author, who died in 2005, spoke about the moral dimensions of the interest for truth. As always, the magazine of Philosophy closes its pages with the usual sections of reviews and bibliographic news.