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Miguel Ángel Escotet is a university professor and researcher specialized in Social and Psychological Research, University Policy, Planning and Program Evaluation, Comparative and International Development Education, Philosophy of Education and Cross-Cultural Psychology. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska and his M.A. from the University of Texas at Austin. Previously he studied Engineering, Philosophy and Clinical Psychology in Spain, Colombia and Venezuela, and his professional life has mostly been spent in Spain, Venezuela, France, Argentina and the United States. He holds the Emeritus UNESCO Chair on History and Future of the University and he is Professor Emeritus granted by the University of Texas System and former Dean of the College of Education of the University of Texas – UTRGV. Dr. Escotet is currently Rector of Universidad Intercontinental de la Empresa and President of Afundación, the CSR institution of Abanca in Spain.

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Jürgen Habermas ha muerto hoy sábado 14 de marzo a la edad de 96 años. Desaparece uno de los grandes pensadores de nuestro tiempo. Un crítico del giro estético postmoderno y defensor de una ética discursiva basada en su propia teoría de la racionalidad comunicativa y el consenso

LEER A SOLAS EN UNA HABITACIÓN, un buen artículo de Antonio Muñoz Molina, que pone el dedo en la llaga: el aprendizaje es una función cognitiva pero también lo es actitudinal, afectiva, ética y apasionante. Sin amor al aprendizaje, sin deseo, sin pasión no se aprende, se cultiva

Nueva deliciosa y sutil crónica de Luís Pousa desde Atlantic City, “Bryce no bebía Cacaolat”.

Acaba de morir Alfredo Bryce Echenique, que no bebía Cacaolat, pero escribía libros gloriosos. Fue un gran novelista —de prosa a un tiempo leve y profunda— hasta que algo se descoyuntó

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