José Luis López Aranguren

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José Luis López-Aranguren Jiménez, (pen name José Luis L. Aranguren) (Ávila, June 9th of 1909 - Madrid, April 17 of 1996), was one of the most influential Spanish philosophers and essayists of the 20th century. In his philosophical work as a writer and professor of ethics at the Complutense University of Madrid, he emphasized the importance of intellectuals in society that is more and more mechanized, unjust, and dehumanized. His work is a ethical, political, and religious reflection striving to show the dangers of a merely techno-scientific and cybernetic society in the face of a shortage of solidarity and humanism.

Awards and recognitions

He received the National Essay Award in 1989 and the Prince of Asturias award of Communication and Humanities in 1995. He died the following year. In recognition for his work a street in Madrid has been named after him. It surrounds the City University and leads to the faculties to the campus, and of course to the Faculty of Philosophy. Another street was also given to him in Ávila, his city of birth.

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