This paper analyzes an historical work of the Mexican liberal Jose Maria Luis Mora (1794-1850): Mexico y sus Revoluciones (1836). There Mora understands the Mexico's history from categories like revolution and progress, which are very important in the Mora's project of nation. With our analysis about that book, whose author was one of the greatest Mexico's liberal thinker of first half 19th century, it is possible to obtain some precision about Mora's concept of the revolutionary time in the early Mexican nation.

This paper analyzes the importance about the presence of certain republican discourse concepts. Terms such as organism or nation body, are used frequently in some peruvian journalistic opinion columns about political corruptions facts recently. Some of them were made for political and bureaucratic agents belonging to peruvian political system. In this study, the author claims that there are reasons to believe in a republican discourse persistence in analyzes that journalist do of this quotidian political corruption’s facts. Although this persistence has been object of historical and philosophical studies in Europe, America, and Latin-American, in Peru is yet not so frequently discussed. This paper aims to make a contribution in regard to this subject.

This paper analyzes the importance about the presence of certain republican discourse concepts. Terms such as organism or nation body, are used frequently in some peruvian journalistic opinion columns about political corruptions facts recently. Some of them were made for political and bureaucratic agents belonging to peruvian political system. In this study, the author claims that there are reasons to believe in a republican discourse persistence in analyzes that journalist do of this quotidian political corruption’s facts. Although this persistence has been object of historical and philosophical studies in Europe, America, and Latin-American, in Peru is yet not so frequently discussed. This paper aims to make a contribution in regard to this subject.

The work investigates a profile of citizenship that is situated within a conceptual spectrum that we call female republicanism. Which expressed demands for equality, justice and women's rights. It revolves around the female role as promoter of civicvalues in the citizens of the republic. The one with organic features - as a social body. Women will be the guarantors of the correct development in the public space of the republican agents, since they will be guided by civic virtues based on Christian values. We will show that Zoila Aurora Cáceres and Dora Mayer are relevant for having thought and expressed such importance of the female role in their writings. Our exhibition highlights the imprint that his reflection had on the formation of our common ideas about citizenship in Peru and Latin America.

This article seeks to elaborate a proposal for a vital hermeneutic interpretation of the out of doctrine interpretation of Linji’s kōan: “if you meet the Buddha on the way, kill him”. Although it is questionable to freely uproot its original meaning within the doctrinal body of Zen Buddhism, here it is proposed as possible to transfer this expression, endowing it with new meaning, as a matrix of interpretative order. At the same time, the transfer of this koan takes place around two interpretative keys. First, the figure of Buddha is taken here as a master, that is to say an authority, a doctrine, an interpretation or a truth to kill in order to express the inner voice. Second, the shelter of this expression in the properly human interpretative life as it can be deduced from a hermeneutic reading of Nietzsche’s work. In the present work it is also proposed that such a vital herm...

The work investigates a profile of citizenship that is situated within a conceptual spectrum that we call female republicanism. Which expressed demands for equality, justice and women's rights. It revolves around the female role as promoter of civicvalues in the citizens of the republic. The one with organic features - as a social body. Women will be the guarantors of the correct development in the public space of the republican agents, since they will be guided by civic virtues based on Christian values. We will show that Zoila Aurora Cáceres and Dora Mayer are relevant for having thought and expressed such importance of the female role in their writings. Our exhibition highlights the imprint that his reflection had on the formation of our common ideas about citizenship in Peru and Latin America.

This article seeks to elaborate a proposal for a vital hermeneutic interpretation of the out of doctrine interpretation of Linji’s kōan: “if you meet the Buddha on the way, kill him”. Although it is questionable to freely uproot its original meaning within the doctrinal body of Zen Buddhism, here it is proposed as possible to transfer this expression, endowing it with new meaning, as a matrix of interpretative order. At the same time, the transfer of this koan takes place around two interpretative keys. First, the figure of Buddha is taken here as a master, that is to say an authority, a doctrine, an interpretation or a truth to kill in order to express the inner voice. Second, the shelter of this expression in the properly human interpretative life as it can be deduced from a hermeneutic reading of Nietzsche’s work. In the present work it is also proposed that such a vital herm...