La lucidez confrontada. La Filosofía Política de Ortega en contrapunto (segunda parte)

Confronted Lucidity: Ortega's Political Philosophy in Counterpoint (Part Two) Series: Philosophy on Radio 3 Recording Date: June 13, 2026 In this second program about the book "Confronted Lucidity: Ortega's Political Philosophy in Counterpoint," the conversation with its authors revolves around the controversial concept of "liberalism tempered by totalitarianism." Perhaps, as one of them states, "the true relevance of his thought lies in his ability to understand that liberalism and totalitarianism were more than two orders of a more or less desirable world. They were a division of the very complex European and global political order." As complex as it is today. Participants: Jesús Miguel Díaz Álvarez, Professor, Department of Philosophy and Moral and Political Philosophy, UNED Antonio García Santesmases Martín Tesonero, Professor of Philosophy and Moral and Political Philosophy, UNED Jorge Brioso, Professor of Peninsular and Latin American Literature, Carleton College, Minnesota, USA Clara Gómez Sánchez, Writer and Broadcaster, UNED Media, UNED Video available at: https://canal.uned.es/video/69fdcfcba...