Cuadernos de Pensamiento

We present the new issue of "Cuadernos de Pensamiento", dedicated to the theme "Humanism, Technology, and Digital Transformation." With this, we continue to delve into the focal point of the previous volume. On this occasion, we address fundamental problems in the philosophy of science examined from an anthropological perspective, such as the question of scientific reductionism, the relationship between human progress and the exploitation of nature, and the "technification" of femininity.

Historical-philosophical studies are found in contributions dedicated to examining the principle of convenience in the context of Lullian work, the contribution of Renaissance authors to the conception of reading in connection with digital literacy, and the place of Christianity in the preservation of scientific knowledge. Finally, ethical and educational studies tackle issues related to comprehensive education, learning communities, and the digital divide.

We also inaugurate our miscellaneous section, which includes articles on neuroscience and morality, Ernst Jünger's anthropotechnology, the meaning of suffering, the biological precursors of ethics and religion according to Antonio Damasio's conception, and the philosophy of education of Edith Stein.

Miriam Ramos Gómez, E.U. Fray Luis de León, Valladolid
María Luisa Pro Velasco, Universidad Católica de Ávila
Coordinators