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Justo Sierra y su "filosofía de la historia" a partir de la Antigüedad
Estudio sobre las interpretaciones filosóficas de Justo Sierra sobre el devenir, el progreso y la decadencia del antiguo Egipto, la antigua Grecia y la antigua Roma. Interpretaciones las cuales, propongo, me permitirán proponer la identificación de una "filosofía de la historia" teleológica en Sierra, la cual conecta su concepción de las razones del fin de la Antigüedad con las ideas lineales de Modernidad y el Progreso. Study on Justo Sierra´s philosophical interpretations on the progress and the decadence of ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, and ancient Rome. Such interpretations will allow me to propose the identification of a teleological "philosophy of history" in Sierra, which connects his conceptions on the end of the Antiquity with the lineal ideas of Modernity and Progress.
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