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by Evelyn Morán
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En la antigua Grecia la libertad fue concebida desde diferentes perspectivas, ¿Cuáles eran?

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¿Quiénes establecían el destino de los hombres

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¿Qué corriente surge en el siglo XX como una corriente filosófica crítica, a partir de las constantes guerras y la violencia entre los seres humanos que azotaban el mundo de entonces?

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¿Quién es el autor de la frase: "Lo que llamamos ‘libertad’ no puede, por tanto, ser distinguido del ser de la ‘realidad humana’.”

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La filosofía existencialista de Sartre asume que la vida es absurda y que el hombre es “una pasión inútil”, condenado a actuar.

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