58. Una gramática para la moral

from Teología para Hoy. · host Alberto de Mingo Kaminouchi

Tras el Concilio Vaticano II han buscado nuevas categorías para pensar la moral. Una de las propuestas es recuperar la ética de Aristóteles. En este episodio empezamos a explicar la ética aristotélica, en concreto dos de sus conceptos básicos: felicidad y virtud.

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