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Argumentation and the Public Sphere: Vaz Ferreira and Viva

Dear estimates, is 100 years of publication of a major work of philosophical thought and a precursor of later Uruguayan approaches in the philosophy of language and the theory of argumentation to be had in the circuit's most important philosophical century . Celebrate, then, in 2010 the centenary of the publication of Logic Viva, our philosopher Carlos Vaz Ferreira.

And to reflect on the occasion, the radio program The Thinking Machine ( http://piensamaquina.blogspot.com , Radio Uruguay, led by Paul Silva Olazabal and produced by Gustavo Germain) gave him a lecture series. I agree with the participation we had Costábile Helena and I, and the speech a few days before Augustine Courtoisie conduct. The program audio can be heard (and can also be downloaded in mp3 format on the links listed almost at the end) directly from here, where online players listed below in this same blog post (in where , indeed, it is open space for reflection and debate, so I hope your comments as always).

And to complement the best way possible the subject, I invite you to download from this link: http://www.box.net/shared/hbzq363kgn the digitized version of Logic Viva together (in a single PDF file) to the digital edition of another of his key books, such as for intellectuals Moral, all preceded by an excellent foreword by Manuel Claps.

can also listen to programs on Vaz Ferreira and Logic Live from the following links (take the opportunity to review the general items addressed in each of the audio):

Part 1 Costábile Helena and Paul Romero : http://www.goear.com/listen/ 10c271f/vaz-ferreira-y-su-logica-viva-helena-costabile-y-pablo-romero (the relationship between thought and speech, language and logic as a formal scheme as a scheme of scheme, redefinition of reason, think of ideas and avoid the closed and totalizing philosophical systems, the reasonable reason, logic alive as a therapeutic error, the fallacies and consequences in the public and decision-making, anger and suffering as a driver towards a dialogical reason and logic that goes beyond discussions unilateralizado thinking, dogmatic and fanatic).

Part 2

to Helen and Paul Romero Costábile : http://www.goear.com/listen/bffaf18/vaz-ferreira-y- logiva-your-living-2A second-hand-pablo-rosemary-and-helena-Costabile (sensitivity vazferreireana, outlining, and its effect on the public sphere, false oppositions and logical exclusive (and the current example in the case of the conflict in the Botnia paper and what it entailed the Judgement of the International Tribunal in The Hague), Vaz Ferreira and ethics of communication, the possible link between Vaz Ferreira and Habermas, concept of truth in the context of a living logic, persuasion and dialogue simulation, the formation of an ethical sensibility in the habit linguistic groups, the other's perspective from an inclusive philosophy)

with Augustine Part 1 Courtoisie: Http://www.goear.com/listen/4e9f67a/la-logica-viva-de-vaz-ferreira-agustin-courtoisie (the argument and dialogue as the way, the daily practice of argumentation and the reasonableness wounded in war, the reason better and the moral sensibility as prevention against totalitarianism and as improving democracy)

Part 2 with Augustine Courtoisie: http://www.goear.com/listen/ddcf8bb/la-logica-viva-de-vaz-ferreira-agustin-courtoisie (Vaz Ferreira and ways of knowing pre-linguistic, the simultaneity of perceptions, psiqueo and language, words like prejudice, false oppositions and false details, the importance of the differences between explanatory issues and policy issues)

And you can download mp3 files from the following links:

Part 1

to Helen and Paul Costábile Romero: http://www.box.net/shared/tiray2syvb

Part 2 Costábile Helena and Paul Romero: http://www.box.net/shared/pkmn1o1stl

1 ª Augustine partly Courtoisie: http://www.box.net/shared/2sfjlpqyk2

Part 2 with Augustine Courtoisie: http://www.box.net/shared/ 9asuzd0dy5

online play files directly from this blog

Part 1 with Helena Costábile and Pablo Romero

Part 2 Helena Costábile and Pablo Romero



Part 1 with Augustine Courtoisie



Part 2 with Augustine Courtoisie