Pensar la propia tradición: Una tarea filosófica.

Introduction to the lecture and the presence of Professor Rubén SierraMejía.

Discussion about the department's history and its role in philosophical ideas.

Introduction of Professor Rubén Sierra and his contributions to Colombian philosophy.

Exploration of the development of philosophy in Colombia and its relationship with social and cultural life.

Discussion on cultural identity, philosophical influences, and societal challenges.

Reflections on the role of philosophy in contemporary society and the importance of critical thinking.

Challenges and contributions of philosophy in Colombia, emphasizing the need for public engagement and intellectual growth.

Exploration of public opinion, democracy, and the role of philosophy in promoting critical thinking in society.

Discussion on academic engagement, philosophical language, and the impact on public discourse.

Discussion on the use of public language without giving in to persuasion and visual images, highlighting the technical advancements in information creation and knowledge dissemination.

Exploration of the significance of photography in modern society, shifting from text-based communication to visual storytelling and its influence on public opinion and critical thinking.

Importance of photography in reflecting real-life events and enhancing public perception and awareness, leading to a change in communication dynamics towards visual representation.

Analysis of the critical power of imagery, particularly in public opinion and democratic processes, emphasizing the role of photographs in revealing truths and shaping narratives.

Discussion on the challenges of philosophical thinking in the modern era, addressing the fear of error, rejection of provisional thinking, and the need for enriching personal and cultural growth through open-mindedness.

Exploring the value of philosophical tradition, the need to engage with contemporary issues, and the potential pitfalls of adhering solely to historical philosophies without evolving with the times.

Examining the intertwining of philosophy with cultural contexts, historical legacies, and personal ideologies, highlighting the importance of adapting philosophical perspectives to current societal norms and values.

Consideration of the influence of educational systems, particularly private institutions, on shaping individual mindsets, values, and societal roles, with a focus on the evolution of philosophical perspectives within academic environments.

Exploration of the intersection between philosophy and political ideologies, historical influences on philosophical discourse, and the role of philosophers in shaping societal structures and movements.

Analysis of how technological advancements, such as the internet, influence philosophical thinking, access to knowledge, and the evolution of philosophical discourse in a digital age.