Revista de Humanidades de Valparaíso

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Revista que tiene por objetivo la publicación de artículos inéditos sobre las más diversas áreas filosóficas: ética, estética, filosofía política, metafísica, lógica y argumentación, epistemología, filosofía de las ciencias, entre otras.

Periodicidad	Semestral
Área temática	Filosofía
Entidad editora	Facultad de Humanidades. Universidad de Valparaíso.
Idioma	Español, portugués, inglés, francés
ISSN - edición impresa	0719-4234
ISSN - edición electrónica	0719-4242
Fecha de inicio	2013
Indices	Scielo, Doaj, Dialnet, Latindex, Redib, Erih Plus
Web de la revista	Revista de Humanidades de Valparaíso

Recent publication

From Frankenstein to gene therapy, a collective responsibility. A glance from (bio)ethics

Calleja-Sordo, Elisa Constanza; Linares, Jorge Enrique; Arriaga-Arellano, Elena. Humanities Journal of Valparaíso; No 15 (2020): No 15 (2020); 7-20
Genesis of the noema: A noematic analysis based on the constitution of the body in pain

Escudero Morales, Alejandro. Humanities Journal of Valparaíso; No 15 (2020): No 15 (2020); 65-80
W. D. Ross’s moral philosophy

Acosta, Benedicto. Humanities Journal of Valparaíso; No 15 (2020): No 15 (2020); 41-64
Justice as fairness, progress and perfection

Otero Angelini, Diego Alejandro. Humanities Journal of Valparaíso; No 15 (2020): No 15 (2020); 21-40
The ideal of unification in biology: the case of extended evolutionary synthesis

Lamas, Susana Gisela. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 275-286
The question of animal technical capacities

Cuevas Badallo, Ana. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 139-170
Guest Editor’s Introduction

Suárez-Ruíz, E. Joaquín. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 7-8
The evolution of biology and the evolutionist biology: species and finality

Labrador-Montero, Daniel. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 395-426
On the legitimacy of the meta-philosophical interrogation in philosophy of biology

Suárez-Ruíz, E. Joaquín. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 377-393
Paris, California and the quest for a theory of cultural change

Baravalle, Lorenzo. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 223-240
Weak and Post completeness in the Hilbert school

Aranda, Víctor. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 449-466
An inferential and dynamic approach to modeling and understanding in biology

Lopez-Orellana, Rodrigo; Redmond, Juan; Cortés-García, David. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 315-334
Biology and war: a pragmatic perspective

Estany Profitós, Anna. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 91-116
Barcodes and historical essences: a critique of the moderate version of intrinsic biological essentialism

Torres Meléndez, Julio. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 75-89
Why did the stegosaurus have plates, or is biology second-rate because it thinks in terms of ends?

Ruse, Michael. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 9-25
Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology (full version)

Suárez Ruíz, E. Joaquín; Lopez Orellana, Rodrigo A.. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 7-426
In the beginning was the hand: Ernst Kapp and the relation between machine and organism

Esposito, Maurizio. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 117-138
The synthetic thesis of truth helps mitigate the reproducibility crisis and is an inspiration for predictive ecology

Marone, Luis; Lopez de Casenave, Javier; González del Solar, Rafael. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 363-376
Beliefs’ self-knowledge: an objection to the method of transparency

Vidal, Javier. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 429-448
The natural, the secular and the supernatural

Caponi, Gustavo. Humanities Journal of Valparaiso; No 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology; 27-55

Revista de Humanidades de Valparaíso

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Recent publication

From Frankenstein to gene therapy, a collective responsibility. A glance from (bio)ethics ﻿

Genesis of the noema: A noematic analysis based on the constitution of the body in pain ﻿

W. D. Ross’s moral philosophy ﻿

Justice as fairness, progress and perfection ﻿

The ideal of unification in biology: the case of extended evolutionary synthesis ﻿

The question of animal technical capacities ﻿

Guest Editor’s Introduction ﻿

The evolution of biology and the evolutionist biology: species and finality ﻿

On the legitimacy of the meta-philosophical interrogation in philosophy of biology ﻿

Paris, California and the quest for a theory of cultural change ﻿

Weak and Post completeness in the Hilbert school ﻿

An inferential and dynamic approach to modeling and understanding in biology ﻿

Biology and war: a pragmatic perspective ﻿

Barcodes and historical essences: a critique of the moderate version of intrinsic biological essentialism ﻿

Why did the stegosaurus have plates, or is biology second-rate because it thinks in terms of ends? ﻿

Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology (full version) ﻿

In the beginning was the hand: Ernst Kapp and the relation between machine and organism ﻿

The synthetic thesis of truth helps mitigate the reproducibility crisis and is an inspiration for predictive ecology ﻿

Beliefs’ self-knowledge: an objection to the method of transparency ﻿

The natural, the secular and the supernatural ﻿

From Frankenstein to gene therapy, a collective responsibility. A glance from (bio)ethics

Genesis of the noema: A noematic analysis based on the constitution of the body in pain

W. D. Ross’s moral philosophy

Justice as fairness, progress and perfection

The ideal of unification in biology: the case of extended evolutionary synthesis

The question of animal technical capacities

Guest Editor’s Introduction

The evolution of biology and the evolutionist biology: species and finality

On the legitimacy of the meta-philosophical interrogation in philosophy of biology

Paris, California and the quest for a theory of cultural change

Weak and Post completeness in the Hilbert school

An inferential and dynamic approach to modeling and understanding in biology

Biology and war: a pragmatic perspective

Barcodes and historical essences: a critique of the moderate version of intrinsic biological essentialism

Why did the stegosaurus have plates, or is biology second-rate because it thinks in terms of ends?

Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology (full version)

In the beginning was the hand: Ernst Kapp and the relation between machine and organism

The synthetic thesis of truth helps mitigate the reproducibility crisis and is an inspiration for predictive ecology

Beliefs’ self-knowledge: an objection to the method of transparency

The natural, the secular and the supernatural