Paternity annulment

Authors

  • Juan Cruz Cruz Author Universidad de Navarra

Abstract

The emancipating beginning of modernity is properly the paternity annulment and, most deeply, the world's negation as a being created by an authority or by a non order. As the father gives life, he can be considered as the "transcendence symbol" and the "objective creationism".

However, the modern world has established the metaphysic sense of emancipation for every authority in the "subjective creationism", converting the father's annulment in the "immanence symbol": the world as a whole i a space given to the man's domain and his seigniory; and as the symbol of this power is the hand, all things could be "handled", "manipulated" by man. The "manipulation" is complete when it flows out in the formula "to know is to be able to, to be able to is to transform", where the modifying action does not end in a respectful attitude in front of the actual being. This is the position id the scientific fiel.

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Author Biography

Juan Cruz Cruz, Universidad de Navarra

Profesor Ordinario y Director y Director del Departamento de Filosofía de la Universidad de Navarra, Subdirector del Instituto de Ciencias para la Familia, cultiva dos líneas de Investigación: La Historia de la Filosofía y la Antropología. Es autor de varios libros y decenas de artículos en revistas especializadas, españolas y extranjeras. Ha realizado abundantes traducciones de filósofos alemanes al español. El análisis de su trayectoria científica se encuentra en la voz "CRUZ-CRUZ. Juan" del diccionario Hombres y documentos de la filosfóa española, publicado por Gonzalo Dáz Díaz, C.S.I.c., Madrid. 1983, I, pp. 469-473. Entre sus libros cabe citar: Filosofía de la Estructura, Filosofía de la Historia, Metafísica de la familia, Tópicos abortistas

How to Cite

Cruz Cruz, J. (2009). Paternity annulment. Persona Y Bioética, (2), 30–56. Retrieved from https://personaybioetica.unisabana.edu.co/index.php/personaybioetica/article/view/601

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Reflection Article