Publication: Mesa 4. Ciudadanía en crisis.-Fundamentos de la psicología liberal
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Saavedra Escobar, Karen
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Universidad de Murcia
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El Estado moderno que tiende a reducir sus funciones sociales, actúa en nombre del principio de autonomía y
de los derechos individuales. Este escrito plantea que estas premisas se derivan de una creencia implícita en la
capacidad humana de autosufuciencia, y, a su vez, que esta creencia halla su justificación en la forma como
opera nuestra mente según John Locke. Los fundamentos de la psicología liberal se encuentran, entonces, en
un análisis epistemológico.
Abstract The modern State, which tends to reduce its own social tasks, makes that for defending the principle of autonomy and the individuals’ rights. This paper affirms that these premises arise of an implicit belief in the human capacity of self-sufficiency. And, at the same time, that this belief find its justification in the way how our mind work according to Locke. So, the foundations of liberal psychology are inside an epistemological reflection.
Abstract The modern State, which tends to reduce its own social tasks, makes that for defending the principle of autonomy and the individuals’ rights. This paper affirms that these premises arise of an implicit belief in the human capacity of self-sufficiency. And, at the same time, that this belief find its justification in the way how our mind work according to Locke. So, the foundations of liberal psychology are inside an epistemological reflection.
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