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,Clara Zetkin - International Socialist Anti-Militarism Outbreak of the First World War International Peace Movement The Spartacus League The German Revolution,1857-1933,Clara Zetkin,lA prominent figure in the German and international workers' movement, most notably in the struggles womens workers' movement. From 1895, a National Executive member of the German SPD, and on its left-wing; member of the Bookbinders Union in Stuttgart, and active in the Tailors and Seamstresses Union, becoming its provisional International Secretary in 1896, despite the fact that it was illegal for women to be members of trade unions in Germany at that time. As Secretary of the International Bureau of Socialist Women, Zetkin organised the Socialist Women's Conference in March 1915.,Along with Alexandre Kollontai, Zetkin fought for unrestricted suffrage, and against the 'bourgeois feminist' position supporting the restriction of the vote by property or income. Zetkin and Rosa Luxemburg led the left-wing and waged a fierce struggle against revisionism as well as the center represented by Kautsky. During the War joined the Spartacists along with Luxemburg and Liebknecht. A founding member of the German Communist Party in 1918 along with comrades including Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg. Became a delegate to the Reichstag from 1920; secretary of the International Women's Secretariat and member of the Executive Committee of the Communist International from 1921, but lived in Russia from 1924 until her death in 1933.2

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Clara Zetkin - International Socialist Anti-Militarism Outbreak of the First World War International Peace Movement The Spartacus League The German Revolution,1857-1933,Clara Zetkin,lA prominent figure in the German and international workers' movement, most notably in the struggles womens workers' movement.

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Averroes

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He is considered one of the most important philosophers of the Arab world in connection with Aristotelian thought. He was a disciple of ibn Tufayl. He lived in Seville and Cordoba where he held the magistracy. He was known for Ibn Rushd, Muslim Arab philosopher, physicist, Maliki jurist and Ashari theologian; In his hometown he also studied theology, Western philosophy and mathematics with the Arab philosopher Ibn Tufayl and medicine with the Arab doctor Avenzoar.

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Throughout his life he expressed a special concern to place Arab thought under the orbit of Aristotle. It was about reconciling classical philosophy with the God of the Koran. For this he used direct sources from both the Aristotelian and Platonic or Neoplatonic method, which at times reported enmity and clashes with other theorists and theological sectors of the time.

-kitab fasl al-maqal (On the harmony between Religion and Philosophy)-Bidayat al-Mujtahid (Distinguished jurist)-Exhibition of the Republic of Plato-Comments to Ptolemy, Alexander of Aphrodisias, Nicholas of Damascus, Galen, al-Farabi, Avicenna and Avempace-The Substantia Orbis Treaty-Three important theological writings: Fasl al-Maqal, Kasf´al-Manahiy and Damima-The Kitab al-kulliyyat al-Tibb (Book of the generalities of medicine).

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Averroes Biography Main Ideas Main works He is considered one of the most important philosophers of the Arab world in connection with Aristotelian thought. He was a disciple of ibn Tufayl. He lived in Seville and Cordoba where he held the magistracy.

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Rosa Luxemburg participated actively both in the Congress of the German Social Democratic Party in 1906, and in the International Socialist Congress held in Stuttgart a year later. There she intervened on behalf of the Russian and Polish parties, her thought representing the most radical option within the Second International. A great theorist, she made important contributions to the development of Marxism, especially regarding democratic socialism and the relationship between nationalism and socialism.,,about,The daughter of a Warsaw merchant, her dazzling intelligence allowed her to study despite the prejudices that prevailed against women, and despite the anti-Semitic discrimination that existed in Europe at the time.,rosa,She also made original theoretical contributions to imperialism and the collapse of capitalism in her 1913 work "The accumulation of capital". Her criticism of Marx is based on his predictions about the cyclical crises of capitalism. Marx thought that capitalism, as an economic and political system based on growth and the constant search for profit, would collapse at some point due to saturation.,The woman whose life and work inspires us was one of the great revolutionaries of the 20th century, and one of the founders of social democratic thought.,Rosa Luxemburg was awarded a PhD at a time when very few women even went to university, and is said to have spoken eleven languages. She soon stood out as one of the principal leaders of European social democracy.,,Luxemburg,Together with the German politician Karl Liebknecht she founded the Spartacus League, which would later become the German Communist Party. She was editor of the theoretical Marxist newspaper "Neue Zeit" and author of several books. She was accused of "insulting the Kaiser" (emperor) and sentenced (1903-1904) to nine months in prison. She participated directly in the 1905 revolution in Poland. In March 1906 she was arrested and imprisoned in Warsaw for four months.,In 1889, at the age of 18, she left Poland and took refuge in Switzerland as a result of being persecuted by the police due to her socialist militancy. There she finished her studies, came into contact with exiled revolutionaries and joined the leadership of the young Polish Social Democratic Party. She married Gustav Lübeck in 1895 in order to acquire German nationality and to be able to work with the labor movement in that country.,However, many decades after Marx died the periodic crises of capitalism seemed to be deferred or solved without producing convulsions in the system. Rosa Luxemburg found the explanation for this in colonialism, concluding that the growth of the capitalist powers found a way to continue its expansion in the colonies, which, while providing raw materials at very low cost, also served as a market where manufactured products could be sold. She also presented the first theories about imperialism, which Lenin would later develop. Rosa Luxemburg believed in the international socialism, i.e. going beyond particular situations and nationalisms, in which the working masses, in solidarity, would take power.,,1871, Zamość, Polonya-1919, Berlin, Almanya,,Rosa Luxemburg,On January 15, 1919, Rosa Luxemburg and her co-leader Karl Liebknecht are killed in Berlin by soldiers who were suppressing the uprising, and their bodies were thrown into a canal. The murders unleash a wave of violent protests throughout the country which lasted until May 1919, and whose repression by the military resulted in several thousand deaths.,,For Rosa Luxemburg, socialism was not a service for others or the gift of a political party to the oppressed and exploited. In her opinion, socialist politics and socialism had to emerge from the joint, voluntary and conscious movement of all the disadvantaged. In 1904 she wrote that this movement was "the first in the history of class societies to be conceived in all its phases, in all its development, on the basis of the organization and direct and independent action of the masses." She accepted professional politicians and political parties solely as that part of the movement responsible for organization and political education.,"Freedom only for the members of the government, only for the members of the Party - though they be quite numerous - is no freedom at all. Freedom is always and exclusively the freedom of the dissidents. Not because of a passion for 'justice', but because everything vital, beneficial and purifying about political liberty depends on this characteristic, and disappears if 'freedom' becomes a privilege."

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Baruch Spinoza - also known as Bento, Benito or Benedictus (de) Spinoza or Espinosa, according to the different translations of his name, based on the hypotheses about their origin. 1 n. 2 - (Amsterdam, November 24, 1632 - The Hague, February 21, 1677) was a Dutch philosopher of Sephardic-Portuguese origin, critical heir of Cartesianism, considered one of the three great rationalists of 17th century philosophy , together with the French René Descartes and the German Gottfried Leibniz.Harassed by his rationalist critique of religious orthodoxy, his work fell into oblivion until it was claimed by great German philosophers of the early nineteenth century: "Schleiermacher [...] Hegel, Schelling all proclaim in a voice that Spinoza is the father of thought modern ".

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Antíoco de Ascalón,, Antiochus of Ascalón (130-68 BC) was the last philosopher of the Third Academy (Plato), who taught first in Athens and then went to Alexandria. Apparently he was born in Ashkelon, an ancient city on the coast of the Middle East (now Israel, although then it belonged to the province of Syria). The exact dates of his birth and death are not known, although he could live between 150 and 68 a. C. approximately. He was a disciple of the Stoic Mnesarco, Marco Terencio Varrón and Filón de Larisa (who had a different thought from Antiochus) and a teacher of Cicero. He succeeded Philo as a student of the New Academy. He was interested in revitalizing Plato's doctrine by overcoming skepticism. Influenced by different philosophical currents, he arrived at a purely eclectic position, which some consider dogmatic eclecticism. He tried to reconcile Plato's philosophy with that of Aristotle and Stoicism, seeking a core of truth in the coincidence of opinions of the great philosophers. He maintained a position close to Panecio de Rodas and Posidonio of middle stoicism. Antiochus went to teach first in Alexandria and later to Syria, where he died.

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Antíoco de Ascalón,, Antiochus of Ascalón (130-68 BC) was the last philosopher of the Third Academy (Plato), who taught first in Athens and then went to Alexandria. Apparently he was born in Ashkelon, an ancient city on the coast of the Middle East (now Israel, although then it belonged to the province of Syria).

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María Zambrano

bibliography:This Malaga philosopher was raised from childhood in the world of philosophy. As a father philosopher, he trained with Zubiri and Ortega y Gasset. She was sentenced to exile, like many thinkers, and her work, bequeathed to divinities, formed from essays and poetic lines, was not recognized until she was old. Among his works, "The man and the divine" can be highlighted.Its historical context, one of the most paradoxical centuries in history,

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He was born in the twentieth century and lived the crisis in adolescence, lived with the generation of 98. The firstWorld War and the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera in Spain. until the great hope camepolitics in Spain that endedin the civil warthat caused an exile that would mark her for life.

His philosophical preferences were the Greek classics, Plotinus and Spinoza, whose thinking both ethical and metaphysical was more in line with his own way of feeling.

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Virgina Woolf wrote many works, but A Room of One's Own, may be the most famous work. This is a famous essay published in 1929 whose fundamental thesis is: "A woman has to have money and a room of her own to be able to write novels". He proposes this thesis when he questions what women need to write good novels. He concludes that they need their own habitation, that is, an economic and personal independence, because the money gave women the freedom to write.

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