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  1. Filósofo y teólogo estadounidense. Charles Hartshorne. Fue un prominente filósofo estadounidense que se dedicó principalmente a la filosofía de la religión y a la metafísica. Desarrolló la idea neoclásica de Dios y produjo una prueba de la existencia de Dios desde la lógica modal, que fue un argumento ontológico de San Anselmo.

  2. Charles Hartshorne. Charles Hartshorne ( Kittanning, 5 de junho de 1897 – Austin, 9 de outubro de 2000) foi um filósofo americano que se concentrou principalmente na filosofia da religião e metafísica, mas também contribuiu para a ornitologia. Ele desenvolveu a ideia neoclássica de Deus e produziu uma prova modal da existência de Deus ...

  3. Charles Hartshorne: The Last or the First? 85 IL The Place of Hartshorne in the History of Philosophy In that Library of Living Philosophers volume devoted to his thought, published finally in 1991,1 was asked to assess the contribution of Professor Hartshorne to the historical development of process philosophy. My task

  4. Press, 1984), Charles Hartshorne (1897-2000) accuses traditional theology of making a number of mistakes. Although he calls the mistakes theological, they involve what Hartshorne takes to be errors about both God and the world. Corresponding to each “mistake” are Hartshorne’s proposed alternative concepts of God and the world. On page

  5. Charles Hartshorne was born June 5, 1897, in Kittanning, Pennsylvania. He married Dorothy Cooper in December 22, 1928 and they have one daughter. He attended Haverford College for two years in 1915-1917 and then spent two years as a stretcher bearer and hospital orderly in the US Army. He returned to academic life in 1919 at Harvard University ...

  6. Hartshorne's metaphysics is compatible with and lends support to a stronger version of immortality, one in which it is claimed that the individual, qua 6. Marjorie Hewitt Suchocki, "Charles Hartshorne and Subjective Immortality," in Process Studies 21 (1992): 118-22. Suchocki and Lewis Ford have attempted a

  7. Charles Hartshorne was honored by The Library of Living Philosophers through having its twentieth volume be The Phdosophy of Charles Hartshorne. Prior works in this series have reckoned with the enduring contributions of Albert Einstein, John Dewey, George Santayana and Alfred North Whitehead.