The Desire for Knowledge as an Incentive for Life in Community, following Michel de Montaigne

A tendency towards truth indicates an inclination towards being in tune with the world and inserting one’s own life within it. It is a process that requires the concurrence of other viewpoints, fragmentary and diverse, the incorporation of which ensures the objectivity of knowledge and respects the...

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Main Author: Víctor H. Palacios Cruz
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad Complutense de Madrid 2015-12-01
Series:Foro Interno
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Online Access:https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/FOIN/article/view/50382/46814
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description A tendency towards truth indicates an inclination towards being in tune with the world and inserting one’s own life within it. It is a process that requires the concurrence of other viewpoints, fragmentary and diverse, the incorporation of which ensures the objectivity of knowledge and respects the richness of what it is real. Knowledge requires habits of coexistence and communication that establish a common space for equality and plurality in exchanges. Michel de Montaigne, in the troubled sixteenth century, celebrated the pleasure of discussion and exhorted people to travel as a form of avoiding personal pride and increasing their being through the encounter. A loyal search for truth in conjunction with courtesy in controversy would entail the promotion of civic virtues beyond mere tolerance and bring about attitudes of mutual interest, cordiality, dialogue, inclusion and care for that which is common.
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spelling doaj.art-66c43e8901cd4821b73c5631c230874e2022-12-21T19:29:32ZspaUniversidad Complutense de MadridForo Interno1578-45761988-29202015-12-0115159179http://dx.doi.org/10.5209/rev_FOIN.2015.v15.50382The Desire for Knowledge as an Incentive for Life in Community, following Michel de MontaigneVíctor H. Palacios Cruz0Universidad Católica Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo A tendency towards truth indicates an inclination towards being in tune with the world and inserting one’s own life within it. It is a process that requires the concurrence of other viewpoints, fragmentary and diverse, the incorporation of which ensures the objectivity of knowledge and respects the richness of what it is real. Knowledge requires habits of coexistence and communication that establish a common space for equality and plurality in exchanges. Michel de Montaigne, in the troubled sixteenth century, celebrated the pleasure of discussion and exhorted people to travel as a form of avoiding personal pride and increasing their being through the encounter. A loyal search for truth in conjunction with courtesy in controversy would entail the promotion of civic virtues beyond mere tolerance and bring about attitudes of mutual interest, cordiality, dialogue, inclusion and care for that which is common.https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/FOIN/article/view/50382/46814Montaignetruthdialoguepluralitycommunitytolerance
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The Desire for Knowledge as an Incentive for Life in Community, following Michel de Montaigne
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Montaigne
truth
dialogue
plurality
community
tolerance
title The Desire for Knowledge as an Incentive for Life in Community, following Michel de Montaigne
title_full The Desire for Knowledge as an Incentive for Life in Community, following Michel de Montaigne
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title_short The Desire for Knowledge as an Incentive for Life in Community, following Michel de Montaigne
title_sort desire for knowledge as an incentive for life in community following michel de montaigne
topic Montaigne
truth
dialogue
plurality
community
tolerance
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