Philosophy and University Reform at the University of Chile

During the 1960s, several academics from the Department of Philosophy at the University of Chile became involved in a dispute concerning the aims of both the philosophical discipline and the university as a whole. Because this dispute turned into a conflict of national proportions and brought about the collapse of the administrative structure of the university in May of 1968, it raises a number of questions abut the motivations of these academics and the extent to which the philosophical discipline, as cultivated in Chile, inspired their words and deeds in relation to university affairs

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• A formação do Instituto Pedagógico de Santiago e a mobilidade do conhecimento alemão no Chile no fim do século XIX

  Open Access•Carlos Sanhueza-Cerda, Carlos Sanhueza Cerda•Estudos Ibero-Americanos•2013

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• Student Politics in Chile

  John P Harrison, Frank Bonilla et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1971

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• El Instituto Pedagogico

  Open Access•Ricardo Donoso•Journal of Inter-American Studies•1964

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• Mysticism and Logic and Other Essays

  George H Sabine, Bertrand Russell•The Philosophical Review•1920

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• Three Chilean Thinkers

  Peter J Sehlinger, Solomon Lipp•Hispanic American Historical Review•1976

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• The Intellectual Background of the 1918 University Reform in Argentina

  Richard J Walter•Hispanic American Historical Review•1969

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• Latin American Thought

  Charles A Hale, Harold Eugene Davis•Hispanic American Historical Review•1973

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