Third Issue (2016)
The 2016 issue of Polian Studies is available for purchase here.
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Journal of Polian Studies
Contents of No.3/2016 TRANSLATION: On the Origin of Man: Hominization and Humanization by Leonardo Polo ARTICLES J. I. Falgueras Salinas & I. Falgueras Sorauren (University of Malaga) Man as Dualizing Being. The Remote Anthropological Basis of Economic Activity (II) Marga Vega (University of Berkeley) Habitual Knowledge of God Ana Isabel Moscoso (University of the Hemispheres) The Knowledge of Being Blanca Castilla de Cortázar (Royal Academy of Doctors, Spain) Coexistence and Family Character of the Person Elda Millán Ghisleri (Villanueva University) & Consuelo Martínez Priego (Panamerican University) Beyond Aim, Competency, and Habit: A Brief Critical Analysis of the Purposes of Education from the Perspective of Leonardo Polo’s Anthropology CONFERENCES & NOTES Gustavo González Couture (University of Los Andes) An Introduction to Polo and Llano’s Anthropology of Leading |
Second Issue (2015)
The 2015 issue of the Journal of Polian Studies is available for purchase here.
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Journal of Polian Studies
Contents of No.2/2015 TRANSLATION: Human Feelings by Leonardo Polo ARTICLES Jesús Ignacio Falgueras Salinas & Ignacio Falgueras Sorauren (University of Malaga) Man as a Dualizing Beeing: The Anthropological Foundations of Economic Activity John Branya (Strathmore University) Person and Culture in Leonardo Polo's Anthropology Paul Dumol (University of Asia and the Pacific) Making Sense of the Claim thet Beauty is Knowledge Juan José Sanguineti (Pontifical University of the Holy Cross) The Unity of Biological System in Polo's Philosophy José Victor Oron Semper (University of Navarra) Leonardo Polo's Integrative Dynamic as a Philosophical Framework for Understanding Neuroscience CONFERENCES AND NOTES Alvino-Mario Fantini (Leiden University) Surprised by Polo Daan van Schalkwijk (Amsterdam University College) Polo's Challenge to Biologists in his Introduction to Philosophy James Herrick (University of Notre Dame) Ethics, Engineering and the Instrumental Plexus: an Analysis of Engineering in Light of Leonardo Polo's Philosophy of Work |
