Hamlet, it goes without saying, is one of Shakespeare’s major tragedies. There are people who tried to interpret the tragic nature this play in different ways. The first group these holds view that hero suffers from fatal flaw inaction, and as such Hamlet called a tragedy delay or inaction. In support point tell us spite what ghost his father narrates ghost’s occasional appearance encourage ham...

Biography Fernando Huesca Ramón has Bachelor studies in Biology and Philosophy from the Meritorious Autonomous University of Puebla (BUAP), Master studies in Philosophy from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), and is currently finishing a doctorate project with the subject: “Political Economy in Hegel: Capital and ethical life.” His areas of research are Political Economy, Poli...

of Chapter 3 [Idealist mistakes & Materialist corrections] Idealist misconceptions On Hierachy On Religion Consciousness throughout history An idealist conception of Humans On Language & Idealism Individuality according to Materialism Individualism created Individualism in a class perspective Relation of individual to class interests The role of will in the desires of an individual Individualit...

The A* admissibility and optimality proofs presented to date have been based on overly restrictive assumptions about the relationship between real and estimated costs. This paper shows that idealism, accuracy and selectivity, properties hitherto thought to be unique to A*, are in fact common to all ordered searches, and do not require the evaluation function / = g+ h traditionally assumed. Cons...

The founding fathers of modern philosophy culture, the neo-Kantians, and especially Southwest school, brought concept culture into play as a counter to that nature. Taking Heinrich Rickert?s conception starting point, article shows how is conceived self-formation (concrete) subject (agent). It leads transcendental idealism freedom, typical Kantian type philosophy. However, in this self world fo...

This essay explores the impact of Søren Kierkegaard upon the important Italian Thomist, Cornelio Fabro. Fabro rejected the caricature of Kierkegaard as an "irrationalist" and placed him firmly in the Christian tradition. By highlighting the influence of Kierkegaard upon a Thomist like Fabro, the relevance of Fabro's own thought is opened up for more contemporary debates in theology regarding th...