La actitud personalista: Edmund Husserl, Max Scheler y Edith Stein

Actitud y Expectativas del Alumnado Universitario hacia la Formación Apoyada en Objetos de Aprendizaje y Entornos Virtuales

La investigación que se presenta está contextualizada en la Universidad de Oviedo y analiza la percepción y actitudes que tienen estudiantes de las titulaciones de Logopedia y de Odontología hacia los objetos digitales de aprendizaje y las TICs como herramientas de apoyo a la enseñanza presencial. Se ha contado con una muestra de 81 estudiantes, de los cuales 53 cursan la asignatura de Anatomía...

Husserl : Intentionality and Indexical Context in the Life - world With Edmund

With Edmund Husserl we reach a kind of culmination of the discussion of the logical and experiential aspects of reference which Mill initiated and to which Frege, Russell and Peirce made important and complementary contributions. In Husserl, as in these others, indexicality makes an appearance as a crucial aspect of the theory of reference, required by natural language reference to objects of i...

Empathy and Teamwork: Reflections on the Legacy of Claudio Ciborra Through the Phenomenology of Edith Stein

Claudio Ciborra argued that the position of information and communications technology (ICT) in organisations requires a shift from the present focus on the “scientific paradigm” to an “alternative centre of gravity: human existence in everyday life”. The paper proposes to make a contribution by examining the role of “empathy” in relationships among people working in industrial teams. Relevance ...

La creatividad y la psicopatología

What is the relation between creativity and psychopathology? Does psychopathology facilitate creativity? Does creative activity induce psychopathology? We expose here an historical bibliographic review, in search of responses to these questions posed from ancient Greece to these days. For Plato, talent was the enthusiasm which drags one away from oneself. For Aristotle, creativity was a rationa...

The Analysis of the Human Being between Psychology and Phenomenology in Edith Stein