//// Abstract: In this essay I present and contrast Bertrand Russell’s and Ludwig Wittgenstein’s views on the subject of paradoxes and try to show how and why, from Wittgenstein’s perspective, the difficulties that ...

//// Abstract: This paper studies the notions of universality and applicability of mathematics in the writings of Wittgenstein’s middle period. Against a common opinion, the author argues that mathematics is not a science ...

//// Abstract: Life is always intermixed with death, it is never pure. Death is pure. Death doesn’t need life. It is its absence. To know that we are going to die implies to insert death in our own life. This absence-presence ...

//// Abstract: This essays deals with one basic question: how to educate in politics and justice, conceiving them not as politization but as a responsible exercise of the human being that does not renounce to reason or to ...

//// Abstract: Philosophy of the Boundary by Eugenio Trías, rather than suggesting a new “episteme”, constitutes at present, a wide horizon in which the notion of “boundary” is remarked as a figure of the tragic dimension ...

//// Abstract: This essay presents the framework of the early Wittgenstein’s philosophy of mathematics. The author shows how, by conceiving mathematical equations and tautologies as rules for the use of signs, the early ...

//// Abstract: My purpose in this essay is to bring to light the role played by experience in the justification process of empirical knowledge. Contemporary debate is dominated by two antagonistic sides: on one extreme we ...

//// Abstract: The author distinguishes and compares two varieties of semantic skepticism. The first one, called scientific, is found in W. O. Quine’s intention of accounting for language —conveniently organized in purely ...