COVID-19 or rethinking human frailty: a philosophical and educational challenge
Abstract
This article aims to develop an analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic from the proyection of the human being by Martha Nussbaum. A conception that tries to represent the human animal as a fragile, interdependent and in need of other human beings, to survive and to live. From this perspective we will prepare an analysis of what this pandemic has meant for ourselves such as individual beings and as society
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