Arturo Ardao (Minas, Lavalleja, 27 September 1912 – Montevideo, 22 September 2003) was a Uruguayan philosopher and historian of ideas.[1]

Arturo Ardao
Born	27 September 1912 Minas, Uruguay
Died	22 September 2003 (aged 90) Montevideo, Uruguay
Nationality	Uruguay
Alma mater	Universidad de la República
Occupation	philosopher, professor, historian
Awards	Premio Bartolomé Hidalgo Premios Morosoli

From 1968 to 1972 he was dean of the Faculty of Humanities. Before the Military Coup in 1973, he was forced into exile in Venezuela, where he continued his academic activity as professor at the Simón Bolívar University in Caracas . In addition, he participates as researcher at the Center for Latin American Studies Rómulo Gallegos.

He contributed to the weekly newspaper Marcha.[1]

Works

• 1937, Vida de Basilio Muñoz (with Julio Castro. Montevideo)
• 1945, Filosofía pre-universitaria en el Uruguay (Montevideo)
• Espiritualismo y positivismo (México. 1950)
• 1951, Batlle y Ordóñez y el positivismo filosófico (Número, Montevideo)
• 1956, La filosofía del Uruguay del siglo XX (México)
• 1962, Racionalismo y Liberalismo en el Uruguay (Montevideo)
• 1962, La filosofía polémica de Feijóo. (Buenos Aires)
• 1963, Filosofía en lengua española (Montevideo)
• 1971, Etapas de la inteligencia uruguaya (Montevideo)
• 1976, Espacio e Inteligencia (Caracas)
• 1980, Génesis de la idea y el nombre de América Latina (Caracas)
• 1991, La inteligencia latinoamericana (Montevideo)
• 1992, España en el origen del nombre América Latina (Montevideo)
• 1997, Lógica y metafísica en Feijóo (Montevideo)
• 2000, La lógica de la razón y la lógica de la inteligencia (Montevideo)
• Feijóo, Fundador de la Filosofía de lengua española.

References

External links

• Arturo Ardao.
• Biblioteca Virtual Ignacio Larramendi - Colección de Polígrafos Hispanoamericanos - Arturo Ardao.
• Proyecto Ensayo Hispánico Homenaje a Arturo Roig y Arturo Ardao, Edward Demenchónok

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