The philosophical dimensions of autobiographical works to understand the realities and perspectives of human life
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https://doi.org/10.37646/huella.v17i17.612Keywords:
Philosophy, self-knowledge, classic literature, autobiography, reflectionAbstract
This essay, winner of first place in the USLAP 2023 Interinstitutional Philosophical Essay Contest, explores some autobiographical works, recognized works of classical literature, with which it attempts to compare the philosophical task of the search for reason and self-knowledge.
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