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    Helen’s Argumentative Coherence and The Didactic Element of Gorgias’ Rhetoric.Maicon Reus-Engler - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 71.
    I argue in this paper that Gorgias’ Helen has a didactic element that has been overlooked by contemporary critique. I show in section I that Gorgias’ presents a commonsensical pattern of argumentation (the Gods and physical violence) to prepare the reader to the following digressions on logos and on love. I analyze in section II the argument on logos and argue that its reasoning structure depends on the two previous arguments, i.e., that Gorgias transforms logos into a sort of violence. (...)
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    Disconnection from self and distance.Luis Fernando Cardona-Suárez - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:137-159.
    This article analyzes self-disconnection as a phenomenological characterization of a destructive disease such as Alzheimer’s. We want to show that, in the most extreme cases of its development, the patient sinks into emotional disengagement because of the destructive plasticity that affects them. This isolation implies an emotional challenge for family members who observe that their loved one becomes disconnected and that they cannot do anything to prevent it. However, family members seek to assist their loved one in their marginalization. The (...)
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    Process Ontology of Illness and Personal Identity.Mariana Cordoba, Fiorela Alassia & Gonzalo Pérez-Marc - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:35-59.
    In this paper, it is our purpose to argue for a processual conception of ill-person- identity. To do so, we will review some of the main answers that philosophy has given to the question of personal identity. We will review certain proposals on how to conceive illness and ill-person-identity, as well. Within the frame of a processual approach to ontology, we will focus on a non-dualistic processual-relational interpretation of biological organisms.
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    Lived body and experience of illness: a phenomenological approach.Xavier Escribano - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:60-76.
    This article aims to show how the development of aphenomenology ofthe lived bodyis of special interest for a philosophical elucidation of the illness thattakes charge of the patient’s perspective in its specific theoretical relevance. Startingfrom a critique of the Cartesian paradigm of the body-machine and the consequentde-emphasisof the personal experience of the disease, it will be shown how the phenomenological perspective allows us to account for the constituent elements ofthe illness experienced in the first person, such as alteration or disintegration (...)
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    From bodily self-awareness to the experience of otherness in one's own body: the case of somatoparaphrenia.Maria Clara Garavito - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:115-136.
    Patients with somatoparaphrenia articulate a disavowal of ownership over a extremity. In philosophy, somatoparaphrenia serves as a focal point for discussions concerning the intricacies of self-awareness, specifically the sense of ownership inherent in all mental experiences. Additionally, this disorder prompts reflections on bodily self-awareness, namely, the perception of a body part as an integral component of bodily spatiality. I extend beyond conventional discussions, positing that somatoparaphrenia introduces an anomalous intercorporeal dimension. Diverging from other pathologies associated with bodily spatiality, in somatoparaphrenia (...)
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    Pain and Sedimentation.Saulius Geniusas - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:13-34.
    This article explores the notion of pain in relation to its temporal experience. The assumption that pain is something experienced exclusively consciously in the present is challenged. To carry out this enterprise, we start from the notion of Husserlian sedimentation in order to be able to account for the relationship between the temporal structure of consciousness and pain. Exploration of sedimented, implicit experiences is first analyzed phenomenologically, drawing mainly on Husserlian _C Manuscripts_. It is then applied to different medical cases, (...)
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    Aliseda, A., Calderón, C. M. y Villanueva, M (2022) Filosofía de la medicina: discusiones y aportaciones desde México. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas. [REVIEW]Alberto Guzmán-Janeiro - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:231-237.
    In this anthology of works, the reader is offered an interdisciplinary dialogue under the rubric of a philosophy of medicine. The preparation of this work has been possible thanks to the versatile contributions that the Seminar on Epistemology of Health Sciences (SECS) welcomed in its transversal program: where it was about articulating what we have been calling a philosophy of medicine in concrete and a philosophy of health sciences in general. With the purpose of placing the philosophy of medicine within (...)
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    Commentary on “The epistemic harms of empathy in phenomenological psychopathology” by Lucienne Spencer and Matthew Broome.Leonor Irarrázaval - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:100-114.
    A critical commentary on the article “The Epistemic Harms of Empathy in Phenomenological Psychopathology” by Lucienne Spencer and Matthew Broome (2023) is presented. The authors committed the “fallacy of ambiguous or vague definition” by incorrectly interpreting Karl Jaspers’ conceptualizations, resulting in difficulties following logical arguments and arriving at reasonable conclusions. To overcome this fallacy, the commentary provides conceptual clarifications regarding Jaspers’ empathic understanding (einfühlendes Verstehen), conceived as the foundational concept of his project to develop a phenomenologically oriented psychopathology. Jaspers initially (...)
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    Róbson Ramos dos Reis (2022). Child cancer, suffering and transformation. A phenomenological essay. Rio de Janeiro: Via Verita 2022, 176 p. [REVIEW]Alejandro Laregina - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:225-230.
    The author presents an essay in the field of pathological phenomenology from a naturalized approach to phenomenology through various phenomenological research methodologies. Taking into account the rule of mutual illumination, the conceptualization of the structure of the childhood cancer experience is put into dialogue with empirical research. The concepts of existential suffering and transformational experience involved in the illness experience are analyzed and the dynamic modal structure of the illness process is addressed. A position of ontological pluralism is adopted, differentiating (...)
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    Metaphors matter: Unraveling three essential propositions.Diego Meza - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:77-99.
    This article delves into the significance and role of metaphors in shaping knowledge, perceptions, and decisions within the healthcare domain. Through a critical analysis of their impact, particularly in the dynamics between healthcare professionals and patients, three dimensions are proposed for unraveling their significance: the political dimension views metaphors as agents of power and tools for legitimizing inequalities; the cultural dimension sees them as cultural residues challenging prevailing biomedical knowledge; and the ethical dimension raises questions about the moral implications of (...)
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    Neonatal pediatric suffering: limits of the phenomenology of suffering?Róbson Ramos-dos-Reis - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:160-179.
    Neonatal suffering has been the focus of recent debate in pediatric bioethics and suffering theory. How to access and conceptualize the suffering that can be attributed to newborns? How to discern the suffering of newborns who, due to being non-neurotypical, may have a short life and severe neurocognitive disabilities, in addition to being entirely dependent on people or life-sustaining technologies? Phenomenology has provided valuable tools for analysing human experiences of suffering, but its application to the neonatal suffering experience is not (...)
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    Introduction: Disease, illness, sickness, philosophical perspectives.Andrés Francisco Contreras Sánchez & Agata J. Bąk - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:5-12.
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    Circumstance anguish: an iatrophilosophical model for depresalgia.Martín L. Vargas-Aragón - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:201-224.
    “Iatrophilosophy” is defined as the translational discipline between medicine and philosophy that has a double objective, theoretical and practical. It is presented a model of practical iatrophilosophy applied to chronic pain associated with depression and stress—depresalgia—, that expands Phenomenologic, Hermeneutic, Dynamic Psychotherapy (PHD) to the general medical field. It starts from the general model of the medical triad - disease, illness, and sickness- and, in the horizon of Ortega's anthropology, five nuclear metaphors are proposed: greed of the body, anguish of (...)
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    Richir and the transcendental origin of the dissociative experience (Spaltung).Bryan Zúñiga - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:180-200.
    Phenomenology describes the transcendental structures of human experience within its constant relationship with the world. Moments such as affectivity, temporality, corporeality, spatiality, and intersubjectivity thus constitute key elements within this approach. In this context, the following contribution aims to describe an experience of great importance in the works circumscribed in phenomenological psychopathology, namely, the experience of dissociation (_Spaltung_). To achieve this task, our article will have three moments. First, it will present a phenomenological description of the _lived body_ (_Leib_). Second, (...)
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  15. Reseña de Brücker, T. (2019). Auf dem Weg zur Philosophie. Friedrich Nietzsche schreibt "Der Wanderer und sein Schatten”. Brill/Fink. [REVIEW]Choque Osman - 2024 - Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 69:199-206.
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