Asombro, experiencia y forma: los tres momentos constitutivos de la filosofía

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Antonio Gómez Ramos
This paper suggests a definition of Philosophy as an activity and knowledge, different from any doctrine and ideology. This definition should also match most philosphical streams and aproaches. I propose to consider Philosophy as articulated in essential moments. Firstly, the perplexity which iniciates the process of thinking; secondly, the reflexion and ellaboration on the lived experiences; and thirdly, formalist creation and the invention of concepts. Eventually, a corollary dicusses Philosophy’s relation to society.

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Gómez Ramos, Antonio. “Asombro, experiencia y forma: los tres momentos constitutivos de la filosofía”. CONVIVIUM, no. 20, pp. 3-22, https://raco.cat/index.php/Convivium/article/view/73250.
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