Maurício Beuchot
Abstract
This article analyses the Mexican Humanism as an alternative proposal to Heidegger's critique of European Humanism. Beuchot argues that Mexican Humanism has an analogical character, because Humanism of Indian and European culture converges and integrates here.
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This article analyses the Mexican Humanism as an alternative proposal to Heidegger's critique of European Humanism. Beuchot argues that Mexican Humanism has an analogical character, because Humanism of Indian and European culture converges and integrates here.
Key concepts: Humanism, Character (mathematics), Humanistic psychology, Philosophy, Epistemology, Theology, Mathematics, Geometry