The identity of the human being as a product of nature or of society and its formation in teaching

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Miguel Ángel Álava Alcívar
Liceo Panamericano
José Luis Álava Mieles
Universidad de Guayaquil

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The interpretation of David Hume's idea of personal identity teaches us that there is no self or mind endowed with simplicity and perfect identity and in which Hume defends a specific theory about the nature of the self or mind, according to which it is only a set of perceptions. Descartes is the one who assumes the self as the soul that shows itself more clearly. For this rationalist philosopher, the mind or "res cogitans" is a substance whose characteristics are simplicity and permanence, and differs from physical substances or "res extensa" because it does not possess spirituality and freedom.

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Álava Alcívar, M. Ángel ., & Álava Mieles, J. L. . (2021). The identity of the human being as a product of nature or of society and its formation in teaching. Revista Iberoamericana De La educación, 4(2). Retrieved from http://revista-iberoamericana.org/index.php/es/article/view/63
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Vol. 4 No. 2 (2021): April - June
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