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Daniel Alejandro Perez Chamorro
Doctorant UCL
Areas of Specialty: Metaphysics (Essentialism, Universals), Ontology (Ontological Square), Philosophy of Mind (NCSD, Hylomorphism, Dualism, Personal Agency), Analytic Theology (Trinity, Eucharist, Anthropology, Meta-theology),
Areas of Competence: Neo-Aristotelianism, Analytic Philosophy of Religion, Analytical Thomism, History of Philosophy
Areas of Interest: Cognitive Sciences
PhD title: "In Defence of a Classic Eschatology: An Essay in Analytic Theology"
Abstract:
“We look for the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come”. The death and resurrection have been two theological and philosophical central topics of the 20th and 21st century. On the one hand, many Christian theologians have rejected the traditional position about death and resurrection, refusing the possibility of an intermediate state and a beatific vision (Althaus, Chardin, Greshake, Rahner, Balthasar, Lohfink). On the other hand, many Christian philosophers have developed and revisited three central positions in order to think of the resurrection: hylomorphism (Stump, Oderberg), dualism (Plantinga, Swinburne, Hasker) and materialism (Inwagen, O’Connor). In this study, I shall explore the non-Cartesian substance dualism [NCSD] advocated by E. J. Lowe.
NCSD is a coherent metaphysical conception of ourselves as psychological substances, ontologically distinct from the physical substances (but coinciding with our bodies) and possessing causal powers. These causal powers are complements of those of our bodies, rather than being reducible to them. This system supposes some less commonly held positions in the metaphysics of mind but constitute at the same time its advantages. Thus, if NCSD has some common points with Cartesian dualisms and Non-Cartesian dualisms, this position is an original one. In this research, NCSD’s virtues will be explored as well as a model of the resurrection grounded in this position.
Perez Chamorro, Daniel Alejandro. L’APPROCHE ANALYTIQUE DE L’HISTOIRE DE LA PHILOSOPHIE MEDIEVALE. In: Acta Philosophica : rivista internazionale di filosofia, Vol. 30, no.1, p. 35-56 (2021).
Perez Chamorro, Daniel Alejandro. Archimandrite Gabriel, Le regard du ressuscité, une autre approche de l’icône. In: Nouvelle revue théologique, Vol. 142, no.1, p. 124-125 (2020). doi:10.3917/nrt.421.0124.
Perez Chamorro, Daniel Alejandro. La Bible, l'homosexualité et les sciences cognitives: vers une approche intredisciplinaire de l'homosexualité. In: Theologica Xaveriana, Vol. 70, no.1, p. 1-29 (2020). doi:10.11144/javeriana.tx70.blscva.
Perez Chamorro, Daniel Alejandro. Michel Bastit, Le principe du monde. Le Dieu du philosophe, 2ème édition.. In: Nouvelle revue théologique, Vol. 142, no.1, p. 160-161 (2020). doi:10.3917/nrt.421.0160.
Perez Chamorro, Daniel Alejandro. Vincent Calais, Stanislas Deprez, Le corps des transhumains. In: Nouvelle revue théologique, Vol. 142, no.1, p. 152-153 (2020). doi:10.3917/nrt.421.0150.
Riaudel, Olivier ; Perez Chamorro, Daniel Alejandro. Analytic Theology and the Tri-Personal God, Bibliotheca Ephemeridum Theologicarum Lovaniensium: Leuven, 2020 (Accepté/Sous presse).
Perez Chamorro, Daniel Alejandro. An Embodied Existence in Heaven and the Non-Cartesian Substance Dualism (Revisited). Helsinki Analytic Theology: Salvations (Université de Helsinki, du 26/02/2020 au 28/03/2020).