Animal político. Aristóteles, Arendt y nosotros

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In this article I examine the Aristotelian definition of the human being as "political animal" in the light of the changes human condition has experienced in the last two centuries. Specifically, I make an interpretation of Aristotle based on Arendt'swork and an interpretation of Arendt based on Aristotle's work. Throughout this double critical review I suggest that we need to develop a bio-techno-political anthropology that avoids the dilemma between the metaphysical-theological dualism and the physical-biological monism.

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Campillo, A. (2014). Animal político. Aristóteles, Arendt y nosotros. Revista de Filosofia (Spain), 39(2), 169–188. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_RESF.2014.v39.n2.47309

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