Alfonso Gómez-Lobo
Biographic Data
| ID | 5911238 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alfonso Gómez-Lobo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alfonso |
| FAMILY NAME | Gómez-Lobo |
| SIGNATURE | GOMEZ-LOBO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1Georgetown University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1165-4689 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Es la metafísica aristotélica una ciencia buscada
El Proemio de Parménides y sus Intérpretes alemanes
La ética de Sócrátes
liliil Situndose en medio de las ideas y argumentos de quien pasa por ser, a juicio del 1 i1 l autor, el originador de esta disciplina filosfica, el libro sondea la tica de Scrates.Lo primero que destaca en forma muy positiva es la agilidad del lenguaje utilizado, su expresin clara y unvoca, simple, que lo hace fcil de entender para el no versado en tema filosfico.Tal expresin puede, sin embargo, causar en ms de algn iniciado, primafacie, una imp…
Sobre la inferencia de la definición aristotélica de la felicidad
Eutifrón de Platón
On Potentiality And Respect For Embryos
The Foundations of Socratic Ethics
Gomez-Lobo argues that behind the facade of Socratic irony lies a strictly deductive system of ethics suspended from two axioms--one governing practical rationality and the other specifying the ingredients of the good life. In the Gorgias , the author contends, Plato tries to found Socratic ethics on a metaphysical principle about goodness in general, from which the axiom concerning the good life can be derived
Aristotle's Right Reason
Ethics with Aristotle
The Ergon Inference
Aristotle's inference of the definition of eudaimonia in the N.E. has been commonly understood in a way which commits him to some form of fallacious naturalism or inference from fact to value. This view of the ergon inference is prompted to some extend by the fact that commentators rarely make an effort to identify the premises of the argument and also by the fact that, as I shall try to show, some key terms employed therein have been misundersto…
Dialectic in the Sophist
In Platons ldeenlehre und Dialektik im Sophistes (Phronesis 24 (1979) 241-252) Wolfgang Waletzki has criticized an earlier article of mine on that passage (Phronesis 22 (1977) 29-47). Although I have benefitted from a number of his observations, I am not in a position to accept his interpretation as a whole. Instead of arguing piecemeal against each of his claims, I would here like to embark first on a task which I believe to be more rewarding: t…
Plato's description of Dialectic in the Sophist 253 d I- e2
The Ergon Inference
Aristotle's inference of the definition of eudaimonia in the N.E. has been commonly understood in a way which commits him to some form of fallacious naturalism or inference from fact to value. This view of the ergon inference is prompted to some extend by the fact that commentators rarely make an effort to identify the premises of the argument and also by the fact that, as I shall try to show, some key terms employed therein have been misundersto…
Dialectic in the Sophist
In Platons ldeenlehre und Dialektik im Sophistes (Phronesis 24 (1979) 241-252) Wolfgang Waletzki has criticized an earlier article of mine on that passage (Phronesis 22 (1977) 29-47). Although I have benefitted from a number of his observations, I am not in a position to accept his interpretation as a whole. Instead of arguing piecemeal against each of his claims, I would here like to embark first on a task which I believe to be more rewarding: t…
Plato's description of Dialectic in the Sophist 253 d I- e2
Plato's description of Dialectic in the Sophist 253 d I- e2
Dialectic in the Sophist
In Platons ldeenlehre und Dialektik im Sophistes (Phronesis 24 (1979) 241-252) Wolfgang Waletzki has criticized an earlier article of mine on that passage (Phronesis 22 (1977) 29-47). Although I have benefitted from a number of his observations, I am not in a position to accept his interpretation as a whole. Instead of arguing piecemeal against each of his claims, I would here like to embark first on a task which I believe to be more rewarding: t…
The Ergon Inference
Aristotle's inference of the definition of eudaimonia in the N.E. has been commonly understood in a way which commits him to some form of fallacious naturalism or inference from fact to value. This view of the ergon inference is prompted to some extend by the fact that commentators rarely make an effort to identify the premises of the argument and also by the fact that, as I shall try to show, some key terms employed therein have been misundersto…
Aristotle's Right Reason
Ethics with Aristotle
The Foundations of Socratic Ethics
Gomez-Lobo argues that behind the facade of Socratic irony lies a strictly deductive system of ethics suspended from two axioms--one governing practical rationality and the other specifying the ingredients of the good life. In the Gorgias , the author contends, Plato tries to found Socratic ethics on a metaphysical principle about goodness in general, from which the axiom concerning the good life can be derived
On Potentiality And Respect For Embryos
La ética de Sócrátes
liliil Situndose en medio de las ideas y argumentos de quien pasa por ser, a juicio del 1 i1 l autor, el originador de esta disciplina filosfica, el libro sondea la tica de Scrates.Lo primero que destaca en forma muy positiva es la agilidad del lenguaje utilizado, su expresin clara y unvoca, simple, que lo hace fcil de entender para el no versado en tema filosfico.Tal expresin puede, sin embargo, causar en ms de algn iniciado, primafacie, una imp…
Sobre la inferencia de la definición aristotélica de la felicidad
Eutifrón de Platón
Es la metafísica aristotélica una ciencia buscada
El Proemio de Parménides y sus Intérpretes alemanes
Philosophy (10 works) · Classical Philosophy and Thought (7 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Ancient philosophy (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Analytic philosophy (2 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)