Teaching and Learning at the Autonomous University during Barcelona’s Seventies

Philosophy Today 61 (2):305-313 (2017)
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The memories of the teaching we had during the seventies at the Autonomous University of Barcelona show, forty years later, that this teaching was not a matter of a premeditated learning program. However, the diversity of the teachers we knew, their characters and examples, project a certain shadow of a philosophical experience that has been shared by several generations of contemporary Catalan philosophers.

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